Overreach

In Overreach, George C. Edwards III explores the limits of presidential power. He argues that presidents often overestimate their ability to shape public opinion and achieve legislative victories. This is a great read if you're interested in understanding the dynamics of American politics.

Edwards emphasizes the importance of public opinion in shaping policy. He suggests that presidents should pay more attention to the public's views instead of trying to change them. This book will make you see the role of public opinion in a new light.

Edwards challenges the common belief that persuasive presidents can easily sway public opinion. He provides research that shows presidents rarely change the public's mind. This book will make you rethink the power of presidential persuasion.

In Overreach, Edwards shows how presidential overreach can backfire. He argues that presidents who overestimate their power often face resistance and fail to achieve their goals. This book will help you understand the consequences of political overreach.

Edwards highlights the importance of strategy in achieving political goals. He suggests that presidents should focus on working with Congress and building coalitions instead of trying to change public opinion. This book will make you appreciate the complexity of political strategy.