on this day: 1944: Harry McAlpin becomes the first African-American journalist to attend a White House press conference. 1973: The Senate names seven members to investigate the...

badbobby Loc: texas

1944: Harry McAlpin becomes the first African-American journalist to attend a White House press conference.

1973: The Senate names seven members to investigate the Watergate scandal.

bahmer

badbobby wrote:

1944: Harry McAlpin becomes the first African-American journalist to attend a White House press conference.

1973: The Senate names seven members to investigate the Watergate scandal.

Very good I was a one year old when Harry McAlpin became the first African American journalist attended a White House Press conference unfortunately my memory was very sketchy at this age. I do remember the Watergate scandal though. Thanks fro bringing these up.

badbobby Loc: texas

bahmer wrote:

Very good I was a one year old when Harry McAlpin became the first African American journalist attended a White House Press conference unfortunately my memory was very sketchy at this age. I do remember the Watergate scandal though. Thanks fro bringing these up.

Do you remember the names of the investigators?
I'll save you the trouble of googling
Chief Counsel was Samuel Dash--Dem
Minority counsel was Fred Thompson--Rep
the seven Senators were
Democrats
Sam Irwin
Dan Inouye
Joe Montoya
Herman Talmadge
the three republicans

Howard Baker
ED Gurney
Lowell P Wicker

bahmer

badbobby wrote:

Do you remember the names of the investigators?
I'll save you the trouble of googling
Chief Counsel was Samuel Dash--Dem
Minority counsel was Fred Thompson--Rep
the seven Senators were
Democrats
Sam Irwin
Dan Inouye
Joe Montoya
Herman Talmadge
the three republicans

Howard Baker
ED Gurney
Lowell P Wicker

Gee that sounds like the Mueller instigation into Trump
with the token Republican being Mueller if you can believe
him that is.