The acting presidentExplores the roles played by Reagan's closest cabinet members--including Meese, Regan, Pointdexter, Baker, Haig, and Watt--in securing the president's absolute say in domestic and foreign policy |
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Contents
The True Believers | 1 |
The Keys to the Cabinet | 16 |
California Dreamin | 33 |
Copyright | |
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