Now . . . finally . . . the members of the second Bush administration speak for themselves. Each of the contributors to this volume are experts at weaving the Miller Center’s oral history interviews in with new data and fresh interpretations of this tumultuous administration. The result is a book that is necessary reading for any student of the modern American presidency.”—John Robert Greene, author of The Presidency of George W. Bush
“The unique primary research that informs this edited volume presents new and instructive perspectives on the George W. Bush presidency. Each chapter highlights insights from the Miller Center’s Presidential History Program on the forty-third president, providing information that is not available from other sources. This original study will be useful for scholarly research as well as classroom instruction.”—Meena Bose, executive dean, Public Policy and Public Service Programs, and director, Peter S. Kalikow Center for the Study of the American Presidency, Hofstra University