Gergengate.

The article comments on politics in the U.S. Political candidate David Gergen joined the Nixon White House in 1971. The following year, according to heretofore unpublicized papers in the U.S. President Richard M. Nixon archives, Gergen was part of a White House attack group run by Charles Colson, the President's special counsel, later convicted of obstructing justice. After Nixon won re-election, Gergen remained at the White House to the bitter end. Gergen busily reviewed Nixon's statements on the controversy and made notes and comments that indicate he knew Nixon was not telling the truth.