Tuesday, November 24, 2009

President

Lincoln, FDR, Obama: Presidents' Day Look at Leaders Who Were Men of the People

From Lincoln and FDR to Obama is a tradition of connection with We the People, writes Stanley Greenberg 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 >>

Reagan Beats Lincoln and Kennedy as Most Popular President

A recent poll asked Americans to rank five historically lauded presidents. Here are the results. more >>

Abraham Lincoln's Lessons for Barack Obama and Future Presidents

Lincoln's ability to hone his strengths and learn from his weaknesses make him relevant today. more >>

Sean "Diddy" Combs Digs Presidential Art

The rapper's assistant picked out a special print while here during inauguration week. more >>

How Fast Will the Presidency Age Obama?

For every year in office, American presidents typically age two years. more >>

With Bush's Departure, Mulling the Future Lives of Former Presidents

A new book looks at what former presidents from Washington to Clinton did after they left office. more >>

5 Most Disliked Outgoing Presidents Since World War II

Clinton is No. 1 on most-liked list at plus 37 (percent approval minus percent disapproval). more >>

Barack Obama and the Lessons of Franklin Roosevelt

Don't talk too much. more >>

Bush and Obama's Presidential Meeting Is Unique in History

Having four living former presidents is rare in American history. more >>

Will Barack Obama Reverse the George W. Bush Presidential Power Grabs?

No more imperial presidency, please. more >>

Bush and Ex-Presidents Counsel President-Elect Obama

In a goodwill gesture, President Bush held a summit for Obama and all of the living past presidents. more >>

Bush Lags Behind Clinton, Ike, Reagan, LBJ Among Second-Term Presidents in Polls

George W. Bush's approval ratings currently hover below 30 percent, among the lowest ever measured. more >>

Cheney, 9/11, and His Nutty Visions of Presidential Power

Does the vice president have any credibility? No. more >>

Forget Shoes and Bush: 5 Incidents When Presidents Embarrassed Themselves Abroad

Forget flying shoes. Here are 5 times when presidents really looked bad. more >>

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Barack Obama Faces False Choices

Forget left vs. right, Main Street vs. Wall Street--President-elect Obama should try bold, persistent experimentation. more >>

Europeans Cheer Obama Now but May Complain Later On

He's seen as better than Bush, but not all disputes will just fade away. more >>

Public Opinion: Will Barack Obama or John McCain Win the Presidency?

Who will win on Tuesday? more >>

A Gut-Check Warning for the Next President

Former White House advisers say it is hard to predict how a new president will respond under pressure. more >>

George W. Bush and Bill Clinton: the Ghosts of the Presidential Election

These two largely absent figures will be haunting the campaign for the White House in the coming days. more >>

Juan Enriquez : 10 Proposals for the Next President

At Pop! Tech, the biotech investor outlines some priorities for 2009. more >>

Paul Begala: A Democratic Congress and President Barack Obama Would Benefit the United States

Blame the Republican Party for the nation's recent ills, Democratic strategist Paul Begala writes. more >>

Tom DeLay: The United States Needs a President McCain to Check Democrat Big Government

Without President McCain, nothing would stop Democrat taxing and spending, Tom DeLay writes. more >>

McCain and Obama: The Pluses and Minuses

Looking at the leadership style of the next president. more >>

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