Who is Doug Mills, the veteran photojournalist behind the Pulitzer-winning Trump shooting images?
Mills has previously won two Pulitzer Prizes. He was honored in 1993 for team coverage of the Clinton/Gore campaign. He won his Pulitzer for investigative reporting on the Monica Lewinsky affair.
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