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Evaluating American presidents through 66 years of U.S. economic history, this book utilizes quantitative data to address contentious questions regarding the effectiveness of their economic policies. It offers a comparative analysis of figures like Ronald Reagan and Bill Clinton, providing credible insights into their impact on the economy. The rigorous approach aims to deliver defensible conclusions amidst ongoing debates about presidential legacies and economic performance.

Set against the backdrop of the Vietnam War in 1969, the narrative follows Lieutenant "El Tee" Carroll and his diverse group of soldiers, including Cajun "Sarnt" Jesse Parrod and Specialist Gordon "Ratman" Withers. The story immerses readers in the harrowing experiences of combat, exploring themes of military doctrine and the often-overlooked sacrifices of these young men. It highlights the concept of "Orphaned Heroes," those who fight valiantly yet remain unrecognized by their leaders and society, offering a poignant look at survival and camaraderie amidst chaos.