I remember in 1975 when a high court found that then-prime minister of India Indira Gandhi had interfered unlawfully in an election[...]I remember the shock of

I remember in 1975 when a high court found that then-prime minister of India Indira Gandhi had interfered unlawfully in an election[...]I remember the shock of these events and our family’s collective relief that we were in the U.S., where it was unimaginable that such things could happen. This is a slightly odd historical view given that 1975 was only one year after Watergate concluded (with a pardon). Not to mention the McCarty era. The US once had 'loyalty boards' that kicked teachers out of teaching positions, private loyalty firms, corporate blacklists and much more along the same lines