Reagan and the Iran-Contra Affair

Focusing on the aftermath of the Iran-Contra scandal, this book analyzes the Reagan administration's struggle to restore public credibility during a tumultuous year following the revelation of covert operations. It delves into the challenges faced by President Reagan and highlights the importance of damage-control strategies in maintaining the integrity of the modern presidency. Through comparative analysis, it reveals how the scandal affected the presidential office and the broader implications for political leadership.