Thursday, November 26, 2009

The First 100 Days

The First 100 Days: Clinton and Ford Got Off to a Rocky Start

Not all presidents are successful in their first days in office, but some are able to move past it. more >>

The First 100 Days: Reagan Pushed His Agenda of Tax Cuts and Less Government

Reagan sent Congress some of the most sweeping revisions of budget and tax policy ever attempted. more >>

The First 100 Days: Lyndon Johnson Fulfilled Kennedy's Legacy

Johnson wanted to assure the country that he would carryout the policies of his predecessor. more >>

The First 100 Days: Harry Truman Showed Decisiveness and Intelligence

Truman never had a burning desire to be president but was thrust into the role when FDR died. more >>

The First 100 Days: George Washington Set the Standard for All Future Presidents

The concept of a first 100 days didn't exist, but Washington set the precedent for all presidents. more >>

The First 100 Days: Franklin Roosevelt Pioneered the 100-Day Concept

During FDR's first months in office, he pushed 15 major bills through Congress. more >>

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