McAPUSH: Chase Vaughn- Nixon Addresses Nation Regarding Scandal

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Tuesday, July 1, 2014

Chase Vaughn- Nixon Addresses Nation Regarding Scandal

I listened to the first fifteen minutes of the speech given by president Nixon to the American people. It was interesting how he smoothly discussed his feelings towards the incident without without bias towards his administration. He talked as a president, not as a politician which in this day in time is something unheard of. He began to talk about the plans that he had for America down the road. In doing this he indirectly shows the American people that this scandal is not the end of the government, but that it is just bump in the long road of America's government.