Presidential Performance

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The book explores the origins and impact of presidential rankings, initiated in 1948 by historian Arthur M. Schlesinger, Sr., who gathered 55 experts to categorize U.S. presidents. This innovative approach classified presidents into tiers like "Great" and "Failure," sparking significant public interest. Alongside its popularity, the rankings have faced scrutiny and criticism, raising questions about the criteria and subjectivity involved in assessing presidential legacies.