The President as a disciplined, private strategist
A Nixon profile describes a calm, self controlled leader who seeks perspective away from the Oval Office. He favors Camp David and the EOB suite for crisis work, stresses long term decisions over emotion, and uses reading and delegation to manage a high pressure presidency.
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