Nixon refers to “seeing the constitutional process through to its conclusion.”What does this phrase mean?

“Seeing the constitutional process through to its conclusion” refers to allowing the formal constitutional procedure for dealing with a president to run its course. In the context of Nixon and Watergate, that process was impeachment, which could lead to removal from office. So the phrase means the process of removing a president from office through impeachment, not granting executive privilege or simply investigating Watergate.

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