Academic papers on Presidential Studies (U.S.)

The Executive Branch
This 5 page paper provides an overview of the branch and how it can be problematic. How the president can use his power to alleviate some of the difficulties is discussed. Colin Powell is used as an example of an individual who has not been fully...
Send me the Paper | View Abstract

Federal Judiciary Appointments
This 5 page paper looks at nominations to the federal judiciary. Political aspects are highlighted. Examples are provided. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Send me the Paper | View Abstract

Richard Russell & LBJ
An 18 page research paper that examines the question of whether or not Senator Richard B. Russell of Georgia, as Lyndon Johnson's mentor while LBJ was in the Senate had a significant influence over Johnson's handling of the Vietnam War. The writer...
Send me the Paper | View Abstract

A Comparison of the Reagan and Nixon Presidencies
This 5 page paper examines Ronald Reagan and Richard Nixon's presidencies. Their policies are compared and contrasted. Their legacies are explored. Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Send me the Paper | View Abstract

The Policies of Presidential Candidate Kerry
This 4 page paper provides an in-depth analysis of the candidacy of John Kerry. The paper examines the 2004 election situation and evaluates Kerry's behavior with the use of ideas from Machiavelli and Burns. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Send me the Paper | View Abstract

Decision 2004: Campaign Issues
This 5 page paper addresses the issues of education and health care as discussed by Kerry and Bush. Various things are included such as prayer in the schools, No Child Left Behind and the Kerry health care proposal. The paper presents a relatively...
Send me the Paper | View Abstract

An Analysis of President Lyndon B. Johnson
A 4 page paper which examines the speech particularly in terms of the issues regarding the Vietnam War, his attempts at reassuring the American public that victory and peace is attainable, and his decision not to seek reelection. No additional...
Send me the Paper | View Abstract

The Health Care Issue
This 5 page paper evaluates the health care issue, Medicare and so forth in respect to the 2004 presidential election. The Kerry plan is favored. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Send me the Paper | View Abstract

Big Money and the Presidency
This 5 page paper examines the idea that if big money holds power in the nation, it really does not matter who is elected president. The presidency is examined as well as how much influence money has in campaigns. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Send me the Paper | View Abstract

Why Kerry Lost
This 10 page paper examines the 2004 presidential campaign and suggests reasons as to why John Kerry lost. Information is relayed about the nomination process as well as about the positions taken by Kerry on various issues. Bibliography lists 6...
Send me the Paper | View Abstract

Views on the Economy Compared (Bush, Kerry and Nader)
This 4 page paper examines the economic views of these three politicians. A hypothetical situation is examined. What would these three do if there were a depression in 2007? Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Send me the Paper | View Abstract

The Power of the Presidency
This 4 page paper discusses the idea that the power of the presidency may be defined as the power of persuasion. The paper refutes the claim while embracing the concept that persuasion is nevertheless important for the presidency. No bibliography.
Send me the Paper | View Abstract

Theodore Roosevelt: A Progressive President
A 3 page paper which establishes the standard for the term Progressive and then evaluates whether or not Theodore Roosevelt was a Progressive president. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Send me the Paper | View Abstract

Rhetorical Analysis/Bush's Speech of 9/11/02
A 5 page essay that summarizes, discusses and analyzes the rhetorical strategies that President George W. Bush used in his speech of 9/11/02, the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks on the country in 2001. The writer argues that the speech is grounded...
Send me the Paper | View Abstract

Most Influential Figure Since 1815: Abraham Lincoln
A 4 page paper which examines why Abraham Lincoln is a figure who has had the greatest impact on the world since 1815. Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Send me the Paper | View Abstract

---

Records 106 to 120 of 195