Photo Illustration by Kelly Caminero / The Daily Beast / ReutersAmerica’s presidents typically have adversarial relationships with the press.Some, like John F. Kennedy, complained about unfair coverage despite relentlessly manipulating and lying to reporters. Some, like George W. Bush, exploited national tragedies to create a fortress around their administrations in the name of “security,” and severely limited unfettered news coverage of the wars they started…
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