Focusing on Robert F. Kennedy's pivotal presidential campaign, this account delves into the political strategies, key events, and influential figures that shaped his journey. It captures the fervent spirit of the era and Kennedy's vision for America, exploring themes of hope, change, and social justice. Through detailed analysis and rich storytelling, the narrative provides insights into Kennedy's impact on American politics and his enduring legacy.
How Money and Hired Guns Have Debased American Elections
The book critiques the flaws in the U.S. presidential election process, highlighting issues like the influence of money and the structure of primaries. Drawing on decades of experience, veteran reporter Jules Witcover offers a candid examination of the presidential campaign landscape, enriched with historical insights. He proposes thoughtful solutions aimed at reforming how America chooses its leaders, making it a compelling read for those interested in political systems and electoral integrity.
The book explores the tumultuous events of 1968, a year marked by the assassinations of Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King, Jr., the Tet Offensive in Vietnam, and widespread campus riots. Prominent journalist Jules Witcover examines how these events, alongside Richard Nixon's presidency, shattered the American dream and shaped the societal landscape, revealing their lasting impact on contemporary America.
"Newly updated, the definitive biography of the forty-seventh Vice President of the United States, Joe Biden, which examines the fascinating life of a man who has shaped Washington politics for more than four decades, including his years in the Obama White House."--Amazon.com