Greatness of Lyndon B. Johnson

Clintons self confidence allow his followers to believe in his work. From the start of the presidency, he was passionate about accomplishing what he promised. Clinton has excellent communication skills. He was able to persuade his ways for various laws and for people to support him. His words was able to increase the morals of his followers.

Johnson’s teaching and law career has also affected his presidency, positively. For example, he has taken up responsibility of former President John. F. Kennedy. Indeed, Lyndon B. Johnson’s experience and qualifications before his presidency has led to him being an effective president. Perseverance is one of the first quality that a president should have.

The question is, was Abraham Lincoln America’s greatest president? I’m here to tell you I agree with Phillip Shaw Paludan, that he was America’s greatest president. Lincoln was an amazing person and had provided many legal rights and did great things for America’s government and people, but the most important thing he did for use was freeing slaves and in turn saving the Union and our nation, because without these things happening we would have been split into two. Lincoln did all these things without proper education and his personal and biblical believes. Abraham Lincoln left behind a legacy that would be forever be remembered, looked, and reflected upon.

Eisenhower was also an innovator that found smarter and more effective ways to do business. This is a key quality that he exuded and that the best visionary leaders of today possess, as it takes considerable skill to analyze the past and the present effectively enough to successfully predict how we should do things in the future. (Source B) His ability to be a leader was constantly validated, from his promotion to general to his election as president.

Throughout history, the White House has been home to many fine and influential men that have helped to shape our nation. However, only one of these leaders is given credit for bringing modern ideas to the White House. His ideas changed how the powers of the government could be used for the benefit of our nation. President Theodore, Teddy, Roosevelt became a great leader through the influences of his background, contributions to his country, and the pros and cons of his presidency. To begin, Roosevelt’s background shaped him into the man he would soon become, above all, the twenty-sixth president of the United States.

During this time, we also witnessed substantial government growth under the presidencies of men like Roosevelt and Wilson. Even after the Korean War ended, many of the controls and interventions that they had enacted remained in force. Businesses and consumers had already adjusted to the regulations, and began believing in the ideas behind their existence (Higgs). John F. Kennedy possessed an abiding faith in experts and their ability to make decisions. He believed that they were the best and most ... ... middle of paper ... ...d as a martyr, LBJ managed to convince Americans that they all had the same goal: a better, safer, more prosperous America.

Being able to provide people with faith throughout the great depression and hard times that would follow during his presidency, and uplift the country was just one of the traits that proved him to be a great leader. He brought hope to the people when he promised prompt, and vigorous action, he asserted in his Inaugural Address that, "the only thing we have to fear is fear itself" (The White House). The main drive of Roosevelt's administration was toward a balance of the economic interests for the American people. He believed that he should represent all the people equally. That being the farme... ... middle of paper ... ...as still a trait all leaders should have which is what made him such an admirable one.

It is very clear that people all over the country adored Harry S. Truman for the many programs that he brought about to make life easier for those that struggled. However what he is remembered for most is for his amazing influence on the United States. Harry S. Truman was extremely influential during his time of leadership, but what makes him the most influential president in The United States is his role in foreign affairs, domestic affairs, and the impact he left on the United States. Truman was involved in a lot of notable foreign affairs such as the Berlin Airlift, his assurance of the United Nations participation in affairs, his decision to stand and fight in Korea, and his recognition of Israel. The foreign affairs that made him most influential were that of the transformation of his national security team, the atomic bombings of Nagasaki and Hiroshima, and the Trum... ... middle of paper ... ...tesville, VA: Rector and Visitors of the University of Virginia, Web.

The role of a manager and of the president are very similar, except for as president you have more responsibility and greater consequences if something goes wrong. The job as president is not as simple as one might think. With everything that Abraham Lincoln faced and all the struggles that the United States was going through at his time of presidency one should think he done a rather good job. He was one of this nation’s greatest leaders and will forever be remembered by the future people of this nation. He will be forever in the history books, as he should be.

President Obama seems to be this best president to do a rhetorical analysis on because he seemed to have been elected solely on his public speaking abilities. There are many things that can result from someone delivering a well written speech, people like Martin Luther KIng and Obama will go down in history as people who delivered some of the best speeches that gathered the most attention and inspired some of the biggest changes in the US. Leading up to Obama 's first term, his ability to speak to people about subjects that directly relate to them granted him a lot of votes and basically put him in office. Analyzing President Obama 's speeches you can tell that they are always well crafted and well written. Though Obama does not write his own speeches the way that the speech is delivered is just as important.