The focus of this paper is the re-establishment of executive privilege in the post-Nixon presidency. It looks at the ways that the presidential administrations of Ronald Reagan, Bill Clinton, and George W. Bush have normalized executive privilege, expanded it, and through its us…
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Numerous scholars and press critics have asserted that American news coverage of the run-up to the Iraq war was less skeptical than British coverage. This thesis explores the validity of that claim in the television news coverage of one key event: Colin Powell's February 5, 2003…
President Bush encountered a rhetorical problem unique to the late 20th century in attempting to garner support for the conflict in the Gulf: the Cold War had ended. Traditional reflexive definitions that had served America well for the forty years preceding the Gulf conflict co…