Picking Presidents

In 'Picking Presidents', Gautam Mukunda provides a detailed framework for evaluating presidential candidates.

The book combines insights from political science, psychology, organizational behavior, and economics to help readers determine whether a candidate will succeed or fail in the White House.

Mukunda analyzes both 'filtered' and 'unfiltered' presidents, drawing examples from historical figures such as Harry Truman, James Buchanan, Andrew Johnson, and Theodore Roosevelt.

The book aims to equip every American with the tools to cast an informed vote and understand the complexities of presidential leadership.