Strategic Failures in the Modern PresidencyThis text argues that the communicative failures of Bill Clinton - and of other modern presidents - can be explained by looking at the intersection of the individual presidents with the institutional expectations of the presidency. |
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PUBLIC FAILURE | 13 |
FAILED APPOINTMENTS | 55 |
FAILED CONGRESSIONAL | 91 |
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