The Bush Spin Machine

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This paper discusses the historical relationship between the White House and the media and looks at the White House office of communications and its tradition of manipulating the press in order to manage the news. The paper focuses on how the office of communications was utilized in the Richard Nixon and George W. Bush administrations and looks at the relationship with the press that these two administrations had.

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"The American President has perhaps the most challenging and difficult Jobina the world. The decisions he makes affect not only every single American but also most of the other citizens of the world. Because this country was founded with the principles of free speech, the American President must take these monumental decisions under the intense scrutiny of the media. Indeed it may be fair to say that to some extent White Houses rise and fall depending on their relationship with the media. Because news is drama and..."

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