15. Presidential Policymaking: Eliciting Support

TAD 411 WTP 400	Presidential Leadership
TAD 412-415 WTP 400	Presidential accomplishments The White House's listing of Clinton administration accomplishments
WTP 404	Jimmy Carter An historical narrative, replete with images, of the Camp David negotiations and accords, a major foreign policy accomplishment by President Carter in 1978.
TAD 412 WTP 401-402	Ronald Reagan The unofficial Ronald Reagan Home Page including many resources on the Reagan presidency.
TAD 411-412 WTP 404	George Bush The homepage of the George Bush Presidential Library and Museum contains texts and audio of President Bush's speeches during his four-year term.
TAD 412	Bill Clinton A site including Clinton administration speeches, press releases, and reports.
TAD 412,422 WTP 406,408-409	War Powers Act Text of the War Powers Resolution
	A Call for Change in War Powers A paper urging a compact between the president and the Congress on War Powers issues.
TAD 419-420 WTP 404	Veto Power Brief description of the presidential veto power
	Veto Overrides A table comparing the number of veto overrides of recent presidents.
TAD 375	Line-Item Veto Public law passed by the 104th Congress granting the president line-item veto power.
TAD 423-430 WTP 409	President and the Public
	Public support for the president Lastest polls on presidential campaign and public approval of president.
	Inaugural addresses
	Abraham Lincoln The text of Abraham Lincoln's first inaugural address on the verge of the Civil War.
	John F. Kennedy Audio clips from John F. Kennedy's inaugural address - January 20, 1961.
	State of the Union speeches
	George Washington George Washington's first State of the Union address - January 8, 1790
	Bill Clinton President Clinton's 1996 State of the Union address. Available as text or audio.
	Appeal for Public Support for Presidential Initiatives
	Harry Truman Speech before Congress on March 12, 1947 urging the Congress and the public to support economic and military aid to Greece and Turkey to avoid the onset of pro- Communist forces in those nations.
	Ronald Reagan Ronald Reagan's address to Congress on April 28, 1981 urging passage of his economic program. The speech came following Reagan's recovery from an assassination attempt on March 31, 1981.