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American journalist and author
The phrase “Power doesn’t corrupt, it reveals” is widely attributed in contemporary reporting and quote collections to biographer Robert A. Caro, who expressed the idea in interviews and his writings:...
The widely cited line “Power doesn’t corrupt; it reveals” is commonly attributed to contemporary biographer Robert Caro in secondary quote collections, but primary-source confirmation is not present i...
Lyndon B. Johnson routinely pressured aides in unusually intimate settings — aides and historians recall bathroom and bedroom meetings and even phones installed in White House bathrooms — a behavior t...