press and politics

A collection of eighteen essays by both liberals and conservatives who question whether or not the personal lives of politicians should be open to scrutiny.

A critique of the media which discusses why the values of journalists have changed, how their practices are undermining the credibility of the press, and how they affect the future of America by distorting the election process.

Presents differing views on the importance and fairness of American elections, our primary system, and the role of the media. Includes critical thinking activities.

A history of president--press relations from George Washington to Ronald Reagan.