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    models of the Presidency attempt to explain the internal politics of the executive branch by explaining how the behavioral dynamics of actors within the White House shape presidential performance. James David Barber had four different classifications of character‚ which are active-positive‚ passive-positive‚ active-negative‚ and passive-negative. Barber’s classifications are considered the models of the Presidency. A good model is one that helps current students of the Presidency to understand

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    I recently read an article on The Atlantic‚ “Lincoln and his Great Depression‚” and was struck by how the author ended his article: "Lincoln didn’t do great work because he solved the problem of his melancholy; the problem of his melancholy was all the more fuel for the fire of his great work.” I am not the type of person who quotes others in essays‚ but I am also not the type of person who has a sickness openly discussed in public. As someone with multiple mental illness diagnoses (or neuroatypical)

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    The movie Lincoln‚ was more accurate than previous portrayals of Abraham Lincoln. However‚ the movie did fail to include important facts‚ such as Lincoln’s belief that African Americans were unequal to whites and some details of the passing of the 13th Amendment. All in all though‚ the movie portrayed the Civil war and presidency with considerable accuracy. Lincoln focuses mainly on the passage of the 13th amendment and the trials Lincoln and his supporters went through. The film insinuates that

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    Restraining the Imperial Presidency The “imperial” presidency began with the presidency of Theodore Roosevelt. With his presidency‚ the president began to establish the legislative agenda and hold supreme authority over the creation of budgets‚ as opposed to Congress. Furthermore‚ the president was able to make agreements with foreign nations without congressional approval; the president was able to exercise executive agreements to make deals with foreign nations instead of going through the

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    filled with anticipation: for change. The leaves cannot resist dressing themselves in sprinkles of red. The people are beginning to uncover jackets from the backs of closets. On this morning‚ 250‚000 civil rights supports gather at the base of the Lincoln Memorial during the March on Washington to hear a speech that would bring about its own change—a change that would affect the lives of all of America. My expectancy mounts with the crowd’s as Martin Luther King‚ Jr. steps up to the podium. Fifteen

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    the Democratic-Republicans had been snuffed out and Andrew Jackson and his crowd of supporters rose from the ashes. Andrew Jackson redefined Presidency by founding the still-existing Democratic party‚ by going against the Supreme Court’s decision in the case of Worcester v. Georgia‚ and by his effective campaign strategies. Andrew Jackson redefined Presidency in a huge way by creating the Democratic Party. Before this‚ all politics were based off of the one-party system that consisted of the Democratic-Republicans

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    as a leader to be able to communicate because without communication‚ how can you make a revolution or change the views/ideals of others for the betterment of them. Persuasion is key. Without persuasion‚ you cannot be a leader. For example‚ Abraham Lincoln was persuasive. Had he not been slavery would not have been abolished. I guess also a sense of humor‚ because in a debate he once held someone said he was two-faced. In which he grinned and looked not the crowd and said‚ "If I were two-faced‚ would

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    Abraham Lincoln Being the President of the United States is not an easy job. Not to mention there is always a chance that the whole country could end up hating you. Most likely there are decisions you will make that people aren’t going to agree with. Some ideas you have might not always work out the way you want‚ and people might see them differently than you. To be president‚ you must be a strong and caring person. Who knows the danger of leading the country‚ especially back when there wasn’t

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    The Washington and Adams presidencies could easily seem like a set rocky years for a young America strung together by events and acts of these great men‚ such as treaties‚ international and domestic affairs‚ and advice to try and establish a safe and effective national government. With a new national government under The Constitution‚ many feared that it could fail to be effective just as the Articles failed‚ but the acts of Washington and Adams during their presidencies would disprove this fear

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    Lionel Shriver and her 2003 novel‚ We Need to Talk About Kevin and Michael Connelly’s 2005 novel‚ The Lincoln Lawyer establish that conflict often arises when a sense of duty is bestowed on the characters. Both texts are written in relation to a crime‚ however Shriver’s text scrutinizes the aftermath of a sinister crime and how the crime occurred whereas Connelly depicts Mickey Hallar attempting to prevent a serious crime in his role as a defense lawyer. We Need To Talk About Kevin is a novel about

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