Jack Anderson

PROLOGUE I LOOKED UP FROM MY DESK one day in December 1971 and was confronted by the ashen face of Jeb Stuart Magruder, special assistant to President Nixon. It wasn't often that any of this president's men darkened my doorway. Magruder fidgeted a moment and then, in measured words, explained...

A gerinc külső borítója a felső saroknál enyhén sérült. Jack Anderson, Pulitzer Prize winner and syndicated columnist for over 950 newspapers, explains in his own words the hidden political maneuverings and power struggles behind the headlines that continue to elude the American public. He...

A Word about Power and the Press Presidents and policy-makers, like other people, can be what they choose to be. They can serve the nation or they can serve themselves. For many men in public life the mere possession of power is an end in itself. For them the struggle to the top is expensive,...