In early 1971, well-placed allies and supporters of President Richard Nixon were concerned about the management of the White House. Nixon’s solitary nature and preternatural confidence in his own strategic judgment, combined with unsettling diffidence in difficult interpersonal relations, set the stage for staff …
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