Separate But Equal Branches: Congress and the Presidency, 2e

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Examines the nature of the separation of the US executive and legislative branches. In a comparison of the relative advantages of presidents in working with Congress, the book analyzes the experiences and styles of Johnson, Nixon, Ford, Carter, Reagan and Bush, with an expanded chapter on Clinton. Was this product information helpful? Yes No Thanks for your comment! Thanks for your vote! Please write your feedback before submitting. Skip var ugcFeedbackTooltip = new FKART.ui.Tooltip({ nearElement: $("body"), cssClass: "ugc-feedback-tooltip", message: ' ' });