Nixon Rogers profile signals cabinet led by collective presidency
In this Washington column, Nixon is described as forging an organized cabinet system aided by Henry Kissinger. William Rogers is shown as a strong, capable secretary of state who will present department judgments to a prepared NSC with broader consultation than under Johnson and Rusk. The piece argues Nixon aims for institutional leadership rather than a personal, centralized presidency.
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