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The politics of the president's wife

Pages
252
Published
2011
Language
English

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.

About the author

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MaryAnne Borrelli

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.