552 | Mark K. Updegrove: Presidential Character & the Weight of History - What Makes a Good President?
The Realignment
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Reevaluating Presidential Legacies
This chapter explores how public perception of U.S. presidents evolves over time, with a focus on the influences of historical context and character. Key discussions include the reinterpretation of past presidents' actions, such as George W. Bush's post-9/11 narrative and Truman's unpopular tenure during the Korean War.
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