The Secret Plot to Make Ted Kennedy President

Drawing on insider knowledge and previously unpublished documents, Geoff Shepard examines the early days of the Watergate scandal, suggesting that certain political figures aimed to extend and exaggerate the controversy to weaken their opponents and influence the presidential race. He explores how various government members and media figures played roles in delaying justice and shaping public perception. Shepard contends that the abuses of power during this period were significant, prompting a reevaluation of several key individuals involved.