Wolffe, Richard,
Window of Opportunity. Richard Wolffe and others. - Newsweek, 2005. - SIRS Enduring Issues 2006. Article 23, Global Issues, 1522-3221; .
Articles Contained in SIRS Enduring Issues 2006. Originally Published: Window of Opportunity, Jan. 24, 2005; pp. 24+.
"As he starts his final four years in the White House, President Bush is by far the biggest agent of change in his own cabinet. Whether he's remaking his team or plotting his second term policies, Bush's leadership style belies his caricature as a disengaged president who is blindly loyal, dislikes dissent and covets his own downtime. In fact, Bush aides and friends describe the mirror image of a restless man who masters details and reads avidly, who chews over his mistakes and the failings of those around him, and who has grown even more comfortable pulling the levers of power." (NEWSWEEK) This article reveals a more personal side of the President George W. Bush and discusses issues relevant to Bush's 2nd term.
1522-3221;
Bush
Frist, William H.
McCain, John
Reid, Harry
Balance of trade
Budget deficits
Cabinet officers
Children of presidents
Leadership
Political psychology
Presidents
Religion and politics
Social security
United States--Economic conditions
United States--Economic policy
United States--Foreign relations
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Window of Opportunity. Richard Wolffe and others. - Newsweek, 2005. - SIRS Enduring Issues 2006. Article 23, Global Issues, 1522-3221; .
Articles Contained in SIRS Enduring Issues 2006. Originally Published: Window of Opportunity, Jan. 24, 2005; pp. 24+.
"As he starts his final four years in the White House, President Bush is by far the biggest agent of change in his own cabinet. Whether he's remaking his team or plotting his second term policies, Bush's leadership style belies his caricature as a disengaged president who is blindly loyal, dislikes dissent and covets his own downtime. In fact, Bush aides and friends describe the mirror image of a restless man who masters details and reads avidly, who chews over his mistakes and the failings of those around him, and who has grown even more comfortable pulling the levers of power." (NEWSWEEK) This article reveals a more personal side of the President George W. Bush and discusses issues relevant to Bush's 2nd term.
1522-3221;
Bush
Frist, William H.
McCain, John
Reid, Harry
Balance of trade
Budget deficits
Cabinet officers
Children of presidents
Leadership
Political psychology
Presidents
Religion and politics
Social security
United States--Economic conditions
United States--Economic policy
United States--Foreign relations
AC1.S5
050