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SULTAN of SPIN
Four months into his term, it seemed that Bill Clinton's White House and official Washington spoke different languages, and the administration was sinking fast, lost in the translation. Enter David Gergen, veteran of the Nixon, Ford, and Reagan administrations, as the savvy insider the president needed. MAUREEN ORTH provides a minute-by-minute account of how Gergen got the job, and finds out what motivates the controversial tongue-for-hire
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SULTAN of SPIN
Four months into his term, it seemed that Bill Clinton's White House and official Washington spoke different languages, and the administration was sinking fast, lost in the translation. Enter David Gergen, veteran of the Nixon, Ford, and Reagan administrations, as the savvy insider the president needed. MAUREEN ORTH provides a minute-by-minute account of how Gergen got the job, and finds out what motivates the controversial tongue-for-hire
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