A Presidential Nation

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Exploring the significance of presidential monuments, this book delves into the reasons behind America's focus on honoring presidents rather than other branches of government. It examines how the presidency, despite its constitutional limitations, evolved to become the focal point of American governance. Through historical analysis, the narrative uncovers the cultural and political implications of this phenomenon, shedding light on the evolving perception of presidential power and its role in shaping national identity.