1. Chestor Alan Arthur
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... in the movie Nixon. In contrast, the films J.F.K. and All the President's Men focus on lesser known players seeking the truth behind two major political conspiracies. Directors Oliver Stone (J.F.K.) and Alan Pakula (All the President's Men) offer a behind the scenes perspective regarding two of the most publicized political scandals of recent United States history. Both films focus on characters to whom ... . For example, in the opening scene, the camera focuses upon a typewriter, "amplifying the noise as the machine's keys print out the date of the Watergate break-in" (Toplin 188). Dire...
... people would say, President Bush, while the other 10 would say something even farther from the truth. In fact, I would imagine that not one of those 100 people would say Alan Greenspan, or would even know who the man is. When people talk about our economic problems people always blame the President, which in my opinion, makes those people look extremely ... ...
... loopholes and so obviously biased against the lower and middle classes that true reform was reduced to mere campaign rhetoric. In Showdown at Gucci Gulch, the authors Jeffrey Birnbaum and Alan Murray describe in full detail how despite the Tax Relief Bill of 1981, an unlikely bunch of politicians were able to overcome differences and interest group pressures to pas the ... ...