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The politics of the president's wife

2011252 pagesTexas A&M University Press

Synopsis

MaryAnne Borrelli examines the evolving role of the First Lady, from Lou Henry Hoover to Michelle Obama, offering a new perspective on their influence. This book argues that the president's wife holds intrinsic power within the administration, acting as a representative, a symbolic figure, and a participant in policy initiatives. It provides a detailed look at how First Ladies have shaped the presidency and its relationship with the public.

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About the author

MaryAnne Borrelli is an author specializing in American government. She is known for "Understanding American Government," a widely used resource for students studying the subject.

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Characters

Lou Henry HooverSupporting
Michelle Robinson ObamaSupporting

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Joseph V. Hughes Jr. and Holly O. Hughes Series on the Presidency and Leadership

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Book cover of The politics of the president's wife