The Iran-Contra scandal rocked the Reagan presidency to its core in
late 1986 and 1987. This text examines the efforts of the Reagan
administration to recover its public credibility in the 12 months
following the exposure of controversial covert operations. Via
comparative analysis it explores the impact of scandal upon the
presidential office, the problems which confronted President Reagan
during Iran-Contra and the centrality of damage-control efforts to
the well-being of the modern presidency.
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