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    Tevi Troy, presidential historian and senior fellow at the Bipartisan Policy Center, discusses his recent Washington Post column, "Can a White House intellectual save Biden's presidency?" Troy also promotes a Tuesday, Feb. 15, Bipartisan Policy Center conference, "The 21st Century Presidency: Two Decades of Significant Change."

    Read the column: "Can a White House intellectual save Biden's presidency?"

    Learn more about the Feb. 15 conference: "The 21st Century Presidency: Two Decades of Significant Change."

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