Character in Chief

Delving into the intricacies of personality and character, this book offers a profound analysis of George W. Bush and other past presidents, drawing from the author's extensive experience in teaching and therapy. Berecz examines the interplay between character traits and presidential effectiveness, tackling contentious questions about historical figures like Nixon and Clinton. Through insightful exploration, readers gain a nuanced perspective on how personal integrity and competence influence leadership in the context of American democracy.