The presidential difference
The virtuosic leadership of Franklin D. Roosevelt
The uneven leadership of Harry S. Truman
The unexpected Eisenhower
Coming to terms with Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson and the primacy of politics
The paradox of Richard Nixon
The instructive presidency of Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter and the politics of rectitude
Ronald Reagan: the innocent as agent of change
The highly tactical leadership of George H.W. Bush
The undisciplined Bill Clinton
George W. Bush and the politics of agenda control
Lessons from the modern presidency.
