Quacking like a duck? Bush II and presidential power in the second term

Article Abstract:

The inherent or structural features in the US political system, which unduly affect second-term presidencies and impact these features might have on the remainder of the Bush administration, are addressed. Despite being returned to power with a considerable number of political advantages compared with previous presidents, the Bush Administration is already displaying many of the characteristics of an underachieving second term.

Public affairs, Political activity, Political aspects, Presidential candidates

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Iraq: the military campaign

Article Abstract:

The early implications of a campaign, where intensive operations lasted only for a month is presented. The purely military aspects of the campaign is discussed.

International politics, Iraq, Analysis, Military aspects, Military policy, Military campaigns

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