by John Seymour, a long-time resident of Arlington, Virginia In the fall of 1979, I moved to D.C. from Upstate New York to study law. The Washington Post was then still basking in the glory of its justly praised Watergate coverage, which precipitated President Nixon’s impeachment and for which it received a Pulitzer Prize. John…
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