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Books by and about 2020 presidential candidates |
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Crippled America,
by Donald J. Trump (2015) |
United,
by Cory Booker (2016) |
The Truths We Hold,
by Kamala Harris (2019) |
Smart on Crime,
by Kamala Harris (2010) |
Guide to Political Revolution,
by Bernie Sanders (2017) |
Where We Go From Here,
by Bernie Sanders (2018) |
Promise Me, Dad ,
by Joe Biden (2017) |
Conscience of a Conservative,
by Jeff Flake (2017) |
Two Paths,
by Gov. John Kasich (2017) |
Every Other Monday,
by Rep. John Kasich (2010) |
Courage is Contagious,
by John Kasich (1998) |
Shortest Way Home,
by Pete Buttigieg (2019) |
The Book of Joe ,
by Jeff Wilser (2019; biography of Joe Biden) |
Becoming,
by Michelle Obama (2018) |
Our Revolution,
by Bernie Sanders (2016) |
This Fight Is Our Fight,
by Elizabeth Warren (2017) |
Higher Loyalty,
by James Comey (2018) |
The Making of Donald Trump,
by David Cay Johnston (2017) |
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Books by and about the 2016 presidential election |
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What Happened ,
by Hillary Clinton (2017) |
Higher Loyalty ,
by James Comey (2018) |
Trump vs. Hillary On The Issues ,
by Jesse Gordon (2016) |
Hard Choices,
by Hillary Clinton (2014) |
Becoming ,
by Michelle Obama (2018) |
Outsider in the White House,
by Bernie Sanders (2015) |
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Book Reviews |
(from Amazon.com) |
(click a book cover for a review or other books by or about the presidency from Amazon.com)
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ABC This Week interviews during 2017
(George Stephanopoulous interviewing candidates for 2017-18 races)
(Click for external website)
Click on a participant to pop-up their full list of quotations
from ABC This Week interviews during 2017 (number of quotes indicated):
- Bernie Sanders (1) Democratic Presidential candidate
- Mike Pence (4) Indiana Republican nominee for Vice President
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A long-standing political tradition is the Sunday morning talk show,
beginning with "Meet the Press" in 1947.
Currently, five separate "talking head" programs appear on five different TV stations every Sunday morning.
Making an appearance on all five talk shows on one Sunday is known as a Full Ginsburg,
because it was first accomplished by William Ginsburg (Monica Lewinsky's attorney) in 1998.
In 2013, both Jeb Bush and Marco Rubio accomplished a Full Ginsburg,
fueling speculation that both were planning a presidential run in 2016.
In 2014, John Kerry was the only person to accomplish a Full Ginsburg,
but no one thought he was planning a presidential run in 2016.
In 2015, two federal officials accomplished a Full Ginsburg: one in the follow-up to the
January 2015 State of the Union speech, and the other after a train derailment.
Paul Ryan accomplished a Full Ginsburg after becoming Speaker of the House in November 2015.
In the first half of 2016, two presidential candiadtes accomplished a Full Ginsburg:
Ted Cruz on Feb. 28, and Marco Rubio twice, on Feb. 14 and Feb. 21.
OnTheIssues.org excerpts all five of the shows, listed below, with their respective interviewing pundits and each pundit's political affiliation:
- ABC This Week: (George Stephanopoulos; liberal; from Bill Clinton's staff)
- CNN "State of the Union": (Jake Tapper and Dana Bash; moderate liberal)
- Fox News Sunday: (Chris Wallace and Bret Baier; conservative)
- Meet the Press: (Chuck Todd; moderate)
- CBS Face the Nation: (John Dickerson; moderate)
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| OnTheIssues.org excerpts: (click on issues for details)
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Civil Rights
Mike Pence: No place in our administration for LGBTQ discrimination.
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Health Care
Bernie Sanders: ObamaCare alternatives need patient protections.
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Immigration
Mike Pence: Immigrant ban focuses on safety of Americans, not niceties.
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Principles & Values
Mike Pence: Repeal the Johnson Amendment: free speech from the pulpit.
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War & Peace
Mike Pence: Economic sanctions on Iran for ballistic missile tests.
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Click for quotations from other sources by:
- Bernie Sanders Democratic Presidential candidate
- Mike Pence Indiana Republican nominee for Vice President
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The above quotations are from ABC This Week interviews during 2017
(George Stephanopoulous interviewing candidates for 2017-18 races).
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