Word: resentment
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...most certainly not in favor of impeachment of our President, and I deeply resent the media's stirring up thoughts of rebellion among the masses, instead of encouraging the people of the U.S. to keep calm and do some rational thinking. Do not incite mob rule...
Islanders also resent apparent economic exploitation and abuse by mainland businesses which exhaust resources with seemingly little regard for community needs...
...majority of Southerners still seem to fear impeachment more than they resent Nixon. Joe Feinberg, who supplied the decorative ceramic tiles for the Key Biscayne homes of both the President and Bebe Rebozo, thinks Nixon is "guilty as sin." But he worries about "who is going to talk to Brezhnev and Mao. How is Carl Albert going to be able to carry on a dialogue with the big powers? They'll kill...
...want the country further embarrassed." Some Midwesterners feel that impeachment would disfranchise them. Says Marjorie Bohac of Kimball, Neb.: "A vocal minority is trying to accomplish by impeachment and removal of our President what it was unable to do in the election last Nov. 7. I resent this group trying to take my vote from...
...some respects, the choice of TV as a prime target was puzzling. TV news, for one thing, has lagged well behind newspapers and magazines in investigating Watergate. Also, after the initial assaults by Spiro Agnew, TV generally has backed away from exposé documentaries. What the Administration may resent is the networks' ability to serve as a giant megaphone for unfavorable stories that originate in print...