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Jimmy Carter and the Water Wars - Presidential Influence and the Politics of Pork (Hardcover, New)
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Jimmy Carter and the Water Wars - Presidential Influence and the Politics of Pork (Hardcover, New)
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"So much of the literature on presidential influence on
congressional voting relies on assertions and assumptions about
presidential influence in Congress. This study measures actual
presidential influence on a member by member basis. The discovery
of the White House records on presidential calls to House members
adds a whole new level of depth to our understanding of how the
relatively unpopular Carter won those floor votes. This work adds
broadly to the dynamics of presidential leadership in Congress.
Jimmy Carter and the Water Wars makes a real contribution to the
literature on presidential influence in Congress." - Lance T.
LeLoup, Edward R. Meyer Distinguished Professor of Political
Science, Washington State University "Do you want to know how
Washington really works? Read Frisch and Kelly's excellent and
well-researched chronicle Jimmy Carter and the Water Wars. They
bring to life the events surrounding a critical turning point in
the Carter Presidency. This is required reading for anyone
interested in presidential leadership in Congress." -
Representative Butler Derrick, (D-South Carolina, retired) "Part
political history, part political science, this engaging book does
both well. Jimmy Carter and the Water Wars is an important addition
to our understanding of the Carter presidency. It sheds new light
on Carter's legislative leadership and, by focusing on the politics
of pork, serves as a backdrop to ongoing debates over congressional
expenditures. Combining qualitative and quantitative analysis,
Frisch and Kelly not only tell a great story, but also
systematically analyze the effect of Carter administration efforts
to lobby members of Congress. The result is an important study of
presidential influence in Congress." - John Anthony Maltese, Albert
Berry Saye Professor of Political Science, University of Georgia
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