Liddy had no direct relationship with Dick, he took his orders from Dean and Haldeman. Now I know you were thinking of picking up Clinton's book, read Liddy's "Will" gives you details inside the watergate events and explains why Dean is lower than pond scum. From Liddy's point of view he was at war and willing to break the constitution to save America. The difference between him and Dean was, that when it started to fall apart he volunteered to be taken out to stop the investigation, unknowing of course that the rat was already spilling his guts. At the time period in question Liddy and I would have cheerfully traded shots with each other so I am no fan of his politics except that Jail, learning you cannot trust the government in any way shape or form he has come over to my side of the body politic.
thanx,
bill