Tough Times for the President: Political Adversity and the Sources of Executive Power By Ryan J. Barilleaux and Jewerl Maxwell

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Table 4c. Comparing the President's Response to Non-Adverse Circumstances—Eisenhower 1955–1956

Table 4d. Comparing the President's Response to Non-Adverse Circumstances—Eisenhower 1955–1956 (Cont.)

Table 5. Congressional Concurrence with the President, 1993–1996

Table 6a. Summarizing the President’s Response to Adversity—Unmandate—Bill Clinton, 1995–1996

Table 6b. Summarizing the President’s Response to Adversity—Unmandate—Bill Clinton, 1995–1996 (Cont.)

Table 6c. Comparing the President's Response to Non-Adverse Circumstances—Bill Clinton, 1995–1996

Table 6d . Comparing the President's Response to Non-Adverse Circumstances—Bill Clinton, 1995–1996

Table 7. Congressional Concurrence with the President, 2001–2008

Table 8a. Summarizing the President’s Response to Adversity—Unmandate—George W. Bush 2007–2008

Table 8b. Summarizing the President’s Response to Adversity—Unmandate—George W. Bush 2007–2008 (Cont.)

Table 8c. Comparing the President's Response to Non-Adverse Circumstance—George W. Bush 2007–2008