Aaron Wildavsky describes our nation’s presidency as having two parts or versions of the American President: caring about domestic policy or defense with foreign policy. This idea was caused by a change in forieng policy, implying that after World War II presidents have been more successful in forieng policy than domestic. When presidents presentment a serious and important issue like, entering into the United Nation’s or passing the Truman Doctrine, history shows that there is limited failure. 70% of the time presidents prevail in foreign policy compared to a much lower 40% in domestic affairs. This thesis can be further described with looking at different areas of the presidency and history. How much power does the President actually have
