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Simon & Schuster. 11/01/2005. 362 pgs. This in-depth portrait of the first 100 days of the first Bill Clinton administration is based on the author's unusual access to meetings and documents, as well as his incisive follow-up interviews with key staff (including George Stephanopoulos). Coming off a successful campaign whose message, "It's the economy stupid!" set the agenda for economic reform, we see Clinton and team (including First Lady Hillary) focus on health care, welfare, and the budget, as they encounter what every group in business and government encounters: issues of communication, message, focus, time, and setbacks. Furthermore, they were are virtual outsiders in a town run largely by tradition, ritual, and ingrained practices. Published in 1994 when Bill Clinton was still somewhat unknown to many, THE AGENDA is a prime example of the Woodward treatment of a subject, and provides a snapshot of an administration--and a president--that had much more history to come. Originally published at $16.00 You save 94% off the cover price!

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Random House Inc. 01/10/2006. 192 pgs. Washington reporter and insider Fred Barnes presents a portrait of President George W. Bush that is at odds with many commonly accepted notions. Barnes says that Bush is definitely an outsider by design and that he is faithful to his campaign promise to change the culture in Washington. He does so, says Barnes, by shunning the deal-making and ignoring the ceremonial, and by acting boldly and decisively in foreign and domestic policy. Barnes goes further, crediting Bush with actually changing the way business is done in that town, and he discerns a canny philosophy behind Bush's presidency, one that believes in strong government. Barnes backs up his thesis with behind-the-scenes accounts that reveal Bush's management style, as well as an interview with his "rebel" subject. Originally published at $23.95 You save 96% off the cover price!

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Pub Group West. 07/30/2005. 775 pgs. Originally published at $13.95 You save 93% off the cover price!

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Simon & Schuster. 10/16/2006. 283 pgs. In this Washington insider’s tell-all, a former George W. Bush loyalist criticizes President Bush and his political allies for failing to deliver to the religious conservatives after having assiduously courted them at election time. David Kuo’s dream to combine his faith with good works looked promising when he got a job in the faith-based initiatives office, only to find his hopes dashed as he saw money go to programs that served political ends. Even worse, he detected an unfriendly and condescending attitude toward religious conservatives on the part of White House staff. He questions his faith in politics, while remaining true to his Christian ideals. Originally published at $25.00 You save 96% off the cover price!

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Simon & Schuster. 10/02/2006. 560 pgs. The Washington journalist with the most access, Bob Woodward again provides an account and analysis of how the George W. Bush administration operates. Woodward interviews key players, and as always comes away with newsworthy revelations about people and power. STATE OF DENIAL portrays an administration unwilling to listen to warnings from advisors about the difficulties posed by the post-invasion of Iraq. According to Woodward, one from whom Bush does seek advice is Henry Kissinger, President Nixon's National Security Advisor and Secretary of State, and chief architect of America's disengagement from the Vietnam War. Woodward reports on clashes of personalities, and rifts between senior officials, including Powell, Rice, and Rumsfeld. It is said that President Bush did not sit for an interview for STATE OF DENIAL. A New York Times Notable Book of the Year for 2006. Originally published at $30.00 You save 93% off the cover price!

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