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American History Tellers
This book was discussed as the guest's latest work, which explores the history of political messaging and the development of the White House spin machine starting in the 20th century with Theodore Roosevelt.
We also talk about his latest book "Republic of Spin: An Inside History of the American Presidency," which explores the history of political messaging inside the White House.
— Episode: Does History Repeat Itself? | 4
Episode: Does History Repeat Itself? | 4
This book was discussed as the guest's latest work, which explores the history of political messaging and the development of the White House spin machine starting in the 20th century with Theodore Roosevelt.
We also talk about his latest book "Republic of Spin: An Inside History of the American Presidency," which explores the history of political messaging inside the White House.
We also talk about his most recent book, Republic of Spin, an inside history of the American presidency.
In it, he examines the history of political messaging by the White House.
One of the arguments I make in Republic of Spin, and it is an argument although I try not to present it in kind of relentless, polemical form, is that spin is as old as politics.
And that's really what the book is about.