David Gergen, Adviser To 4 U.S. Presidents, Dies At 83
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The political analyst and former longtime White House adviser died in a retirement community in Lexington, Massachusetts.
David Gergen, a political commentator who served under four U.S. presidents, died Thursday. He was 83.
Gergen’s died in a retirement community in Lexington, Massachusetts, The New York Times reported Friday. His son, Christopher, told the Times the cause of death was Lewy body dementia.
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