First published 2004
This anthology presents the case for George W. Bush's presidential greatness through essays by prominent conservative voices. Editor Phyllis Schlafly assembles policy makers and scholars including George Shultz, James Dobson, Art Laffer, William Bennett, Edwin Meese III, Mike Huckabee, Stephen Moore, and Grover Norquist to examine Bush's presidency from multiple angles. Each contributor analyzes different aspects of his administration's record and policies. The collection directly challenges critics who attack Bush's achievements during his time in office. The authors argue that history will recognize Bush as one of America's significant presidents despite the difficult circumstances he faced. The book serves as a comprehensive defense of his presidential record by leading figures in conservative and libertarian circles.
Genres: history, american, political-science, politics, non-fiction, biography-memoir, 21st-century, american-history
Vibes: thought-provoking
Tropes: defense-of-record
370 pages · Hardcover · World Ahead Publishing