A shameful bill that would undo much of the post-Watergate reforms is being rushed to the House floor.

The substantial reduction in patronage from the mid-1970s to the early 1980s was a result of post-Watergate reforms.

The post-Watergate reforms have effectively rooted out colorful corruption.

"It's not a perfect system but this was a significant post-Watergate reform."

Then he managed to achieve precisely what the post-Watergate reforms of rogue intelligence operations were designed to outlaw: deniability.

There has never been a shortfall in the public campaign fund, which was instituted as a post-Watergate reform.

There is strong sentiment on both sides of the Senate aisle for raising the hard-money ceilings, which have not changed since the post-Watergate reforms of 1974.

Mr. Dole's problem with the spending limits is the most serious since the election laws were enacted two decades ago along with post-Watergate reforms.

This is above the $55 million in public financing for each candidate from the Treasury, which under the post-Watergate reforms was supposed to have stopped such private largess.

This post-Watergate reform does not blink at cries of politics.