Joel K. Goldstein is a distinguished legal scholar specializing in the United States vice presidency. His extensive research and writings have established him as the foremost authority on this critical, yet often underestimated, role in American government. Goldstein's work delves into the historical evolution and constitutional significance of the vice presidency, offering profound insights into its impact on policy and presidential succession.
Bart Goldstein was only sixteen when he suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI) in a car accident in 2001. No Stone Unturned is the saga of Bart's struggle to regain his life. Told from his father's point of view, the book chronicles the family's ordeal, and flashbacks fill in Bart's life since he arrived from Korea at the age of five months.
The evolution of the vice presidency is the central focus, highlighting its transformation from a position deemed insignificant to one of substantial influence in American governance. Joel K. Goldstein explores how recent vice presidents have redefined the role, making it essential in the political landscape. Through historical context and analysis, the book examines the changing perceptions and responsibilities associated with this office, illustrating its growing importance in shaping national policy and leadership.