Presidential Leadership Hamilton-Energy in the Executive is the Definition of Good Government Rossiter- The President is Imperial, the Focus of Leadership.

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Presidential Leadership Hamilton-Energy in the Executive is the Definition of Good Government Rossiter- The President is Imperial, the Focus of Leadership Rossiter-The Constitution Makes the President Our King and Prime Minister

Richard Neustadt-Presidential Power The Constitution Makes the President a Clerk, Not a KingThe Constitution Makes the President a Clerk, Not a King In form all presidents are leaders, nowadays.In form all presidents are leaders, nowadays. In fact this guarantees no more than that they will be clerks. Everybody now expects the man inside the White House to do something about everything.In fact this guarantees no more than that they will be clerks. Everybody now expects the man inside the White House to do something about everything.

Neustadt-Presidential Power Is the Power to Persuade [Acceptance of Presidential power] not signify that all the rest of government is at his feet.[Acceptance of Presidential power] not signify that all the rest of government is at his feet. It merely signifies that other men have found it practically impossible to do their jobs without assurance of initiatives from him.It merely signifies that other men have found it practically impossible to do their jobs without assurance of initiatives from him. Service for themselves, not power for the president, has brought them to accept his leadership in form. They find his actions useful in their business.Service for themselves, not power for the president, has brought them to accept his leadership in form. They find his actions useful in their business.

Why Have Our Presidents Been Honored With This Clerkship? The answer is that no one else's services suffice. Our Constitution, our traditions, and our politics provide no better source for the initiatives a president can takeThe answer is that no one else's services suffice. Our Constitution, our traditions, and our politics provide no better source for the initiatives a president can take Executive officials need decisions, and political protection, and a referee for fights. Where are these to come from but the White House?Executive officials need decisions, and political protection, and a referee for fights. Where are these to come from but the White House?

President and Congress Congressmen need an agenda from outside, something with high status to respond to or react against.Congressmen need an agenda from outside, something with high status to respond to or react against. What provides it better than the program of the president? Party politicians need a record to defend in the next national campaign. How can it be made except by "their“ Administration?What provides it better than the program of the president? Party politicians need a record to defend in the next national campaign. How can it be made except by "their“ Administration?

Five Presidential Constituencies CongressCongress Executive BranchExecutive Branch PartyParty PublicPublic ForeignForeign

Leadership Everyone with any share in governing this country will belong to one (or two, or three) of his "constituencies."Everyone with any share in governing this country will belong to one (or two, or three) of his "constituencies." Since everyone depends on him why is he not assured of everyone's support?Since everyone depends on him why is he not assured of everyone's support?

Obligations of Constituents Different from President's Responsibilities His Cabinet officers have departmental duties and constituents.His Cabinet officers have departmental duties and constituents. His legislative leaders head Congressional parties, one in either House.His legislative leaders head Congressional parties, one in either House. His national party organization stands apart from his official family.His national party organization stands apart from his official family.

Constituents (cont.) His political allies in the states need not face Washington, or one another.His political allies in the states need not face Washington, or one another. The private groups that seek him out are not compelled to govern. And friends abroad are not compelled to run in our elections.The private groups that seek him out are not compelled to govern. And friends abroad are not compelled to run in our elections.