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He was bribing senators to not tell of the Watergate Scandal.
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gracewashere1
gracewashere1
30-04-2017
Hello! The answer would be bribing senators. President Nixon was bribing senators not to release any information about the watergate scandal, at the watergate hotel. Mark as brainliest please.. thanks!
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