All the President's Men

Section I All the President’s Men is written by Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward. It is 382 pages in length. Warner Books published the version I read, although numerous other publishing companies have published it over the years. Woodward and Bernstein are clearly the most qualified people to write a book about the Watergate scandal and the events surrounding it because they are credited with breaking the story. In 1972, Woodward and Bernstein were involved in …

…only difference between Nixon and the rest of them is that Nixon got caught. I also do not believe that this was the greatest moment in journalism, as some seem to believe because there have been extraordinary reporters before Woodward and Bernstein, and there were many after them who have achieved greatness. I don’t understand why they are considered to be such a big deal, and I honestly do not enjoy their writing style.