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245 10 $aPresidential scandals /$cJeffrey D. Schultz.
260 $aWashington, D.C. :$bCQ Press,$c℗♭2000.
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Fremont, Commander of the Western Department ;$tSimon Cameron, Secretary of War ;$tSalmon Chase, Secretary of the Treasury ;$tSuspension of Habeas Corpus ;$tGideon Welles, Secretary of the Navy --$tAndrew Johnson:$tDrunkenness ;$tImpeachment --$tUlysses S. Grant:$tBlack Friday : the Gold Panic of 1869 ;$tGeorge M. Robeson, Secretary of the Navy ;$tWilliam W. Belknap, Secretary of War ;$tSanto Domingo annexation ;$tThe administration of Washington, D.C. ;$tCustom houses investigations ;$tCredit Mobilier ;$tRobert C. Schenck, Ambassador to Great Britain ;$tSanborn Contract ;$tWhiskey Ring ;$tColumbus Delano, Secretary of the Interior ;$tDrunkenness --$tRutherford B. Hayes:$tThe election of 1876 ;$tCustom house investigations ;$tExecutive order banning political activity ;$tRichard W. Thompson, Secretary of the Navy ;$tPonca Indian removal ;$tThe Star Route Affair --$tJames Garfield:$tExtramarital affairs ;$tScandals as a member of Congress ;$tThe Star Route Affair --$tChester A. Arthur:$tCorruption at the New York custom house ;$tThe Star Route frauds ;$tPolitical assessments in the elections of 1882 ;$tWilliam W. Dudley, Commissioner of the Pensions Office --$tGrover Cleveland:$tFather of an illegitimate child ;$tAugustus H. Garland, Attorney General ;$tWilliam F. Vilas, Secretary of the Interior ;$tJames Van Alen, Ambassador to Italy ;$tJohn G. Carlisle, Secretary of the Treasury --$tBenjamin Harrison:$tWilliam Dudley, Treasurer of the Republican National Committee ;$tJames R. Tanner and the Pension Bureau ;$tGreen B. Raum and the Pension Bureau ;$tThe Cape May cottage controversy --$tWilliam Mckinley:$tRussell A. 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Eisenhower:$tExtramarital affair ;$tNixon slush fund ;$tSherman Adams, Assistant to the President ;$tDixon-Yates contract ;$tPresidential gifts --$tJohn F. Kennedy:$tSexual escapades ;$tStewart Udall, Secretary of the Interior ;$tTFX fighter-bombers ;$tBillie Sol Estes --$tLyndon B. Johnson:$t1948 Senate election fraud ;$tRobert G. "Bobby" Baker ;$tWalter Jenkins, Chief of Staff ;$tJohnson fortune ;$tAbe Fortas, Supreme Court Justice ;$tExtramarital affairs and illegitimate children --$tRichard Nixon:$tMarianna Liu ;$tSpiro Agnew, Vice President ;$tNixon jewelry ;$tWatergate --$tGerald R. Ford:$tNixon pardon ;$tBetty Ford's addictions --$tJames E. Carter:$tPlayboy interview ;$tBilly Carter and the Libyan connection ;$tHamilton Jordan, Presidential aide ;$tBert Lance, Budget Director --$tRonald Reagan:$tDebategate ;$tOctober Surprise ;$tSamuel Pierce, HUD Secretary ;$tWedtech ;$tAnne Gorsuch Burford, EPA Director ;$tJames Watt, Secretary of the Interior ;$tRaymond Donovan, Secretary of Labor ;$tLobbying violations ;$tDouglas Ginsburg, Supreme Court nominee ;$tIran-Contra Affair ;$tInsider trading and other financial irregularities --$tGeorge H. Bush:$tJohn Tower, Secretary of Defense nominee ;$tJohn Sununu, Chief of Staff ;$tClarence Thomas, Supreme Court Justice ; Jennifer Fitzgerald, White House aide ;$tElizabeth Tamposi and the Privacy Act ;$tIran-Contra pardons ;$tWilliam J. Clinton:$tDraft status ;$tMarijuana use ;$tSexual affairs ;$tSexual misconduct and harassment ;$tZoe Baird and Kimba Wood, Attorney General nominees ;$tWhitewater land deal ;$tFilegate ;$tTravelgate ;$tVincent Foster suicide ;$tMike Espy, Secretary of Agriculture ;$tHenry Cisneros, HUD Secretary ;$tRon Brown, Secretary of Commerce ;$t1996 Campaign fundraising ;$tSpying at Los Alamos Laboratory ;$tImpeachment ;$tBruce Babbitt, Secretary of the Interior ;$tAlexis M. Herman, Secretary of Labor.
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