This collection of essays examines President Truman's somewhat
contentious relationships with Congress. Authors evaluate Truman's
successes and defeats and measure him against later presidents of
the United States.
While the Truman era has been perceived as a stalemate between
the executive and legislative branches, and while Congress failed
to enact many of Truman's major domestic proposals, he still scored
some notable legislative achievements in foreign and military
policy. Truman tapped into experiences from his ten years in the
Senate to forge relationships with members of Congress at a
difficult time.
A Democratic President facing a Republican Congress and a
divided Democratic Party, Truman stands as a model for other
presidents during periods of divided government.
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