Although U.S. journalists like stories about rugged individualists, they also want them to be individualists who act in moderation and don't become extremists.

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U.S. journalists often celebrate the idea of rugged individualism, a value deeply embedded in American culture, but they also tend to favor stories where these individuals act within societal norms and do not veer into extremism. This balance reflects a broader cultural preference for individuality that does not disrupt the social order or become radical.