Internal Centralization in the White House Staff

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What leadership style did Eisenhower project as president?

Chief of state who was above the political fray

Who was Eisenhower's chief of staff and what role did he play in the administration?

Sherman Adams; acted as a prime minister concerned with day-to-day politics

Which president faced political and personal problems due to his reliance on Sherman Adams?

Eisenhower

What was the consequence of Eisenhower delegating the task of asking Sherman Adams to resign?

Political and personal problems

What is one of the dangers of elevating one assistant to prominence within a centralized staff system?

Corruption and abuse of power

Explore the centralization of policymaking power within the White House staff, focusing on hierarchy, gatekeeping, and presidential isolation. Understand how internal centralization impacts the institutional character of the presidency and influences presidential decision-making processes.

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