This exploration examines how candidates' values shape their leadership and influence on millions.
We will soon elect this century’s first President and, whenever I think of presidential politics, I think of power. Since the President’s decisions affect millions of people, it is useful to consider the candidates’ relationship to power because the effect of that power devolves from the President’s own core values and personal history, including unresolved issues. My central question is: What kind of person will exercise power over the nation?
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Richard Booth (2000) studied this question.
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