Theodore H. White
In her book, "Theodore H. White and Journalism As Illusion", Joyce Hoffman contends that White's "personal ideology undermined professional objectivity" (according to the review of her work in "Library Journal"). She alleges "conscious mythmaking" on behalf of his subjects, including Chiang Kai-shek, John F. Kennedy, and David Bruce. Hoffman alleges that White self-censored information embarrassing to his subjects to portray them as heroes.