After 9/11: A Troika of Perceptions of President George Walker Bush, former Secretary of State Colin Luther Powell and former Secretary of Defense Donald Henry Rumsfeld on the Creation of the USA Patriot Act of 2001, Politics - International Politics - Region: USA, GRIN
The researcher is investigating on the perceptions of the three leaders in maneuvering and speeding up the legislation of the controversial USA PATRIOT Act that after the infamous Sept. 9, 2001 event, this act was enacted in less than one month and thirteen days in the Senate and approved (Oct. 26, 2001) by Pres. Bush immediately., political psychology, perceptions, george walker bush, united states presidents, colin luther powell, united states secretary of state, donald henry rumsfeld, united states secretary of defense, Terrorism, war on terror, usa patriot act f 2001, 9 11, 11 september 2001
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The researcher is investigating on the perceptions of the three leaders in maneuvering and speeding up the legislation of the controversial USA PATRIOT Act that after the infamous Sept. 9, 2001 event, this act was enacted in less than one month and thirteen days in the Senate and approved (Oct. 26, 2001) by Pres. Bush immediately., political psychology, perceptions, george walker bush, united states presidents, colin luther powell, united states secretary of state, donald henry rumsfeld, united states secretary of defense, Terrorism, war on terror, usa patriot act f 2001, 9 11, 11 september 2001