Karl Rove Reihenfolge der Bücher (Chronologisch)

From the moment he entered the political arena, Karl Rove transformed America’s political landscape. At just twenty-two, he led the national College Republicans and turned Texas from a Democratic stronghold into a Republican fortress. He propelled George W. Bush into the national spotlight by unseating a popular Democratic governor and orchestrated a GOP victory in the White House, earning the moniker “the Architect.” Due to his successes, Rove faced relentless criticism throughout his career, accused of campaign misconduct and ideological division. In this candid memoir, he addresses his critics, articulates his political beliefs, and defends his decisions on the campaign trail and in the White House. Rove confronts Democratic leaders like Harry Reid and Tom Daschle, who he claims acted unethically, as well as Republicans who faltered at key moments. He also tackles controversial subjects, including his mother’s suicide, allegations regarding his father, and the true story behind Bush's victory over Ann Richards. Rove recounts pivotal moments such as Bush’s selection of Dick Cheney as running mate, the management of Bush’s DUI, and the challenges faced during Hurricane Katrina. Offering an intimate look at a headline-making presidency, Rove shares insights from the contentious 2000 election, the events of 9/11, and the decision to go to war. He reflects on his mistakes and the personal toll of his early family life, ultim