A fascinating account of the 2008 presidential campaign by
distinguished political analyst Mark Curtis. This was one of the
most historic elections in U.S. history, with the first viable
African-American and female candidates. Having covered every
Presidential campaign since Ronald Reagan's victory in 1980, Curtis
has an encyclopedic knowledge of the process.
This book is a great chronicle of the 2008 campaign. Curtis
traveled from coast-to-coast with all the candidates. Along the
way, he spoke with average Americans in small towns and big cities
alike. This book is about their hopes and dreams now that the
voters have made their decision. It gives everyone the opportunity
to relive this historic era from a new, informative and
entertaining perspective.
Includes forty-one B&W photographs never before printed in
any book.
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