Presidential Libraries: Archives or Corruption Theme Parks?
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Presidential libraries, those cherry-picked memory safaris for America's ex-presidents, may have a darker side than dusty archives and gift shops. The article probes whether these hallowed halls that 'preserve the recordsâand burnish the legaciesâof Americaâs heads of state' could secretly be 'corruption rackets.' Think less solemn history vault, more shady side hustle where power naps come with a side of payola. If the Oval Office had a fan club with a gift shop, could that be the blueprint?
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Source: Newyorker | Published: 8/1/2025 | Author: Jon Allsop
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