Titlebook: George Bush and the Guardianship Presidency; David Mervin Book 1998 David Mervin 1998 budget.foreign policy.Policy

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Organizing the Presidency,ogy such as ‘the age of Roosevelt’, ‘the Johnson years’ and ‘the Reagan era’, but these are simplistic labels concealing the truth that every modern president is utterly dependent on a large White House staff. A suitably skilled and effective staff is essential if a president is to stand any chance

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,‘Preventing Bad Laws’,hem to advance proposals for change and to mastermind their enactment into law. As a new president takes up office the problems of governance are reduced to activist clichés. He is advised to ‘hit the ground running’ and is expected to exploit fully the opportunities offered by the ‘honeymoon’ relat

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The 1990 Budget Crisis,ystem. The difficulties encountered exposed the extraordinary fragility of party discipline in the national legislature, emphasized the problems of divided government and once again cast doubt on the very governability of the United States. For the purposes of this study, however, the budget crisis

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Guardianship and Foreign Policy,f the power of government. In dealing with foreign and national security issues, by contrast, they adopt a more activist stance, as Richard Rose has noted: ‘A guardian President wants to be more influential abroad than at home.’. This was certainly true in the case of George Bush, yet for all that t

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The War in the Gulf,adership débacle whereas the latter showed President Bush in a far more favourable light, particularly if the analysis is concentrated primarily, as it will be here, on the seven months between Iraq’s invasion of Kuwait at the beginning of August 1990 and the cease fire agreed at the end of Febuary

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Conclusions, opponents, media pundits or academics. As a guardian president Bush expressed boundless faith in the American political and economic system.. Furthermore, in contrast to reforming presidents of the past like Wilson, the two Roosevelts and Johnson, he regarded extensions of the role of government wi