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Presidents Have Long Supported Privacy Rights—for Themselves
PRESIDENTIAL PRIVACY
The most powerful men in America used “privacy” arguments to limit the press’s freedom to report on them.
Amy Gajda
Published
Apr. 12 2022
4:57AM EDT
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