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The White House Speaks: Presidential Leadership as Persuasion, Craig Allen Smith and Kathy B. Smith
Bad News: Where the Press Goes Wrong in the Making of the President, Robert Shogan Reviewed by John J. Smee
The Idea of Public Journalism, Theodore L. Glasser, ed. Reviewed by John J. Smee
To Strike at a King: The Turning Point in the McCarthy Witch-Hunts, Michael Ranville Reviewed by John J. Smee
War and the Media: A Random Searchlight, Miles Hudson and John Stanier Reviewed by John J. Smee
You Won-Now What? How Americans Can Make Democracy Work from City Hall to the White House, Taegan D. Goddard and Christopher Riback Reviewed by John J. Smee
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