How effectively have US-Presidents attempted to overcome the limits to their power?

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Focusing on the dynamics of presidential power, this essay analyzes how U.S. presidents since World War II have navigated and expanded the limits imposed by the political system. It emphasizes the strategies presidents employ to adapt to the system's characteristics, enabling them to pursue their interests effectively. The study provides a systematic examination of the successes and challenges faced by these leaders in overcoming institutional constraints without resorting to illegal actions.