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 |  | | Books by and about 2024 presidential candidates | 
 |  | Hillbilly Elegy, by JD Vance (2017)
 |  | Crippled America, by Donald J. Trump (2015)
 |  | Fire and Fury, by Michael Wolff (2018)
 |  | Trump Revealed, by Michael Kranish and Marc Fisher (2016)
 |  | The Making of Donald Trump, by David Cay Johnston (2016)
 |  | Promise Me, Dad	, by Joe Biden (2017)
 |  | The Book of Joe	, by Jeff Wilser (2019; biography of Joe Biden)
 |  | The Truths We Hold, by Kamala Harris (2019)
 |  | Smart on Crime, by Kamala Harris (2010)
 |  | Becoming, by Michelle Obama (2018)
 |  | Higher Loyalty, by James Comey (2018)
 |  | The Making of Donald Trump, by David Cay Johnston (2017)
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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)
 |  Wikipedia.org political website
 
 
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 | Articles from Wikipedia: 
Wikipedia.com, "List of Donald Trump 2024 presidential campaign political endorsements," 11/1/2024, (Link)
Trump/Vance campaign press release, "ANOTHER Major Outlet Backs Away From Kamala," October 28, 2024, (Link)
Wikipedia FactCheck: "List of Kamala Harris/Donald Trump endorsements: Newspapers and other publications", October 28, 2024, (Link) and  (Link)
On 2024 presidential race: "International Transgender Day of Visibility," downloaded 4/5/2024,  (Link)
Wikipedia on 2023_Hopefuls, "RFK Jr.: Riverkeeper", , downloaded 10/9/2023, (Link)
Wikipedia on Hawaii Bill HB3115 , "Gas Cap Law," downloaded 1/7/2022
Hawaii State Legislation: Hawaii Bill HB1242, "Abortion in Hawaii," downloaded 1/7/2022
Kansas City Star on 2024_MO_Gov: "Ashcroft approves Medicaid expansion petition in time for Parson to pick election date," by Jason Hancock. May 26, 2020, (Link) and (Wikipedia Note) 
(On Eric Greitens): Wikipedia.com on 2018 Missouri Gubernatorial impeachment, 08/31/2018
(On Josh Hawley): Wikipedia.com on 2018 Missouri Gubernatorial impeachment, 08/31/2018
(On Adam Laxalt): Wikipedia.org "Adam Laxalt" on 2018 Nevada governor race, 03/23/2018
(On Ann-Marie Adams): Wikipedia on 2018 Connecticut Senate race, 02/18/2018
(On Kevin de Leon): Wikipedia on California voting record SB 967, 02/18/2018
(On Patrick Morrisey): Wikipedia on 2018 West Virginia  Senate race, 02/18/2018
(On David Koch): Wikipedia article: Political activities of the Koch brothers, 12/22/2017
(On Andrew Gillum): Wikipedia summary for 2018 Florida Gubernatorial race, 03/11/2017
(On Ray Metcalfe): Wikipedia article: Alaska political party history, 11/08/2016
(On Misty Snow): Wikipedia article on 2016 Utah Senate race, 08/31/2016
(On Evan McMullin): Wikipedia article on 2016 presidential hopeful, 08/12/2016
(On Gary Johnson): Wikipedia articles on Johnson's positions & Arizona SB 1060, 05/02/2016
(On Jan Brewer): Wikipedia article on Arizona SB 1060, 05/02/2016
(On Henry McMaster): Wikipedia.org politician profile, 09/30/2015
(On Nikki Haley): Wikipedia web page, "Nikki Haley", 11/15/2010
(On Joe Arpaio): Wikipedia on 2018 Arizona Senate race, 09/30/2010
(On Linda McMahon): Wikipedia article, "Linda McMahon", 08/12/2010
(On Alvin Greene): Wikipedia article on Alvin Greene, 07/19/2010
(On Joe Biden): Wikipedia.org, "Joe Biden", re: Slouching Towards Gomorrah, 11/17/2009
(On Ted Kennedy): Wikipedia.org, "Robert Bork", re: Slouching Towards Gomorrah, 11/17/2009
(On Ronnie Musgrove): Wikipedia article on Ronnie Musgrove, 08/08/2008
(On Ted Stevens): Wikipedia.com article, "Ted Stevens", 07/02/2008
(On Kathleen Sebelius): Wikipedia.com article "Kathleen_Sebelius", 04/21/2008
(On Jim Slattery): Wikipedia article, "Jim_Slattery", 04/04/2008
(On Laura Richardson): Wikipedia article, Laura_Richardson, 03/15/2008
(On Cynthia McKinney): Wikipedia article, "Cynthia McKinney", 12/21/2007
(On Bill Clinton): Wikipedia entry on Bill Clinton, 11/11/2007
(On Alberto Gonzales): Wikipedia, Alberto Gonzales article, 07/31/2007
(On Mike Bloomberg): Wikipedia.org entry, "Michael_Bloomberg", 05/02/2007
(On Mike Gravel): Wikipedia.org article on Mike Gravel campaign, 02/26/2007
(On Mike Gravel): Wikipedia.org article, "Mike Gravel", 01/01/2007
(On Ted Stevens): Wikipedia.com article, "Series of tubes", 06/28/2006
(On Christy Mihos): Wikipedia.org, 06/05/2006
(On Tom Reilly): Wikipedia.com, 02/06/2006
(On Samuel Alito): Wikipedia.org, "Alito, Case History", 11/01/2005
(On Antonin Scalia & other SCOTUS Justices): Wikipedia on 1987 SCOTUS 5-4 ruling in McCleskey v. Kemp, 04/22/1987
(On Anthony Kennedy & other Justices): Wikipedia on 2003 SCOTUS 5-4 ruling in Grutter v. Bollinger, 06/23/1986
(On Harry Blackmun & other SCOTUS): Wikipedia on 1986 SCOTUS 7-2 ruling in Batson v. Kentucky, 04/30/1986
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| OnTheIssues.org excerpts:  (click on issues for details) |  | Abortion Alberto Gonzales:  Perceived as supporting abortion because of judicial rulings.
 Christy Mihos:  Supports abortion rights.
 Josh Green:  No residency requirement for abortions; clinics ok.
 Kathleen Sebelius:  Vetoed Comprehensive Abortion Reform Act as unconstitutional.
 Kathleen Sebelius:  Endorsed by Planned Parenthood for years as pro-choice.
 Kirk Caldwell:  No residency requirement for abortions; clinics ok.
 Linda Lingle:  No residency requirement for abortions; clinics ok.
 |  | Budget & Economy Evan McMullin:  Worked as investment banker at Goldman Sachs.
 Larry Kudlow:  FactCheck: No, deficit is increasing with Trump tax cuts.
 |  | Civil Rights Alberto Gonzales:  No express grant of habeas corpus in the Constitution.
 Ann-Marie Adams:  President of the Conn. Association of Black Communicators.
 Bill Waller:  Father shut down segregationist Mississippi Commissions.
 Christy Mihos:  Supports gay marriage and adoption by same-sex couples.
 Cynthia McKinney:  Introduced MLK Records Act, to unseal assassination files.
 Dan Bishop:  Authored "bathroom bill": no trans-gendered public restrooms.
 Joe Biden:  1987 Biden Report: Reject Bork; he'd roll back civil rights.
 Kathleen Sebelius:  No Constitutional amendment against same-sex marriage.
 Mike Gravel:  Unequivocally supports same-sex marriage.
 Samuel Alito:  Agrees that women should consult husband before abortion.
 Samuel Alito:  Government cannot supress free speech in alcohol ads.
 Ted Kennedy:  1987: "Robert Bork's America" means censorship & segregation.
 Tom Reilly:  Led Budd & Reilly--largest minority law firm in MA.
 David McCormick:  2013: supported same-sex marriage to Supreme Court.
 Donald Trump:  Blasphemy to promote transgender visibility on Easter Sunday.
 |  | Corporations Linda McMahon:  CEO of wrestling business, a "testosterone-charged industry".
 |  | Crime Andrew Gillum:  Restorative justice programs to reduce teen recidivism.
 Antonin Scalia:  Statistical racial sentencing disparities are inevitable.
 David Koch:  Fight systemic overcriminalization and overincarceration.
 David Koch:  End asset forfeiture by law enforcement.
 David Koch:  Require criminal intent for prosecuting white-collar crimes.
 Harry Blackmun:  Statistical racial sentencing disparities unconstitutional.
 Harry Blackmun:  Black defendants have Constitutional right to blacks on jury.
 John Paul Stevens:  Statistical racial sentencing disparities unconstitutional.
 John Paul Stevens:  Black defendants have Constitutional right to blacks on jury.
 Kathleen Sebelius:  Opponent of capital punishment during Supreme Court ruling.
 Mike Gravel:  Citizen Power includes abolition of the death penalty.
 Sandra Day O`Connor:  Statistical racial sentencing disparities are inevitable.
 Sandra Day O`Connor:  Black defendants have Constitutional right to blacks on jury.
 William Rehnquist:  Statistical racial sentencing disparities are inevitable.
 William Rehnquist:  Black defendants have no right to blacks on jury.
 |  | Drugs Mike Gravel:  Legalize the use and possession of marijuana.
 |  | Education Anthony Kennedy:  Admissions preference is unconstitutional racial balancing.
 Antonin Scalia:  Admissions preference is unconstitutional racial balancing.
 Clarence Thomas:  Admissions preference is unconstitutional racial balancing.
 David Souter:  College affirmative action ok to achieve racial diversity.
 John Paul Stevens:  College affirmative action ok to achieve racial diversity.
 Linda McMahon:  2009: Member of Connecticut Board of Education.
 Linda McMahon:  2000: GET REAL program: promoted reading among children.
 Mike Bloomberg:  Replaced school board with direct mayoral control.
 Mike Bloomberg:  No social promotion; more after-school.
 Mike Bloomberg:  Strengthened cell-phone ban in city schools.
 Mike Gravel:  Citizen Power includes school vouchers.
 Ruth Bader Ginsburg:  College affirmative action ok to achieve racial diversity.
 Samuel Alito:  Cannot ban hate speech in a school's anti-harassment policy.
 Samuel Alito:  Supported free religious expression in kindergartens.
 Sandra Day O`Connor:  College affirmative action ok to achieve racial diversity.
 Stephen Breyer:  College affirmative action ok to achieve racial diversity.
 William Rehnquist:  Admissions preference is unconstitutional racial balancing.
 |  | Energy & Oil Alberto Gonzales:  Kept Cheney’s Energy task force documents secret.
 Alvin Greene:  Supports offshore drilling to lower the price of gas.
 Josh Green:  Voted YES to suspend the gasoline price cap.
 Kirk Caldwell:  Voted YES to suspend the gasoline price cap.
 Linda Lingle:  Suspended the gasoline price cap.
 Ryan Zinke:  Increase coal, oil & gas mining access at National Monuments.
 |  | Environment Patrick Morrisey:  EPA exceeds its authority on Clean Water & Cross-State Air.
 Ryan Zinke:  End ban on lead bullets & fishing tackle in wildlife refuges.
 Robert F. Kennedy Jr.:  Riverkeepers: Sue polluters to clean up Hudson River.
 |  | Families & Children Bill Waller:  2015: Let same-sex couples divorce.
 Jim Hood:  2015: Let same-sex couples divorce.
 Kevin de Leon:  Yes Means Yes: affirmative consent standard at colleges.
 |  | Foreign Policy Alberto Gonzales:  Parts of Geneva Convention are “quaint” and outdated.
 David McCormick:  Promote equality and pluralism around the world.
 |  | Free Trade David McCormick:  With Bush: embrace trade; with Trump: America First.
 David McCormick:  When China succeeds, the United States succeeds.
 |  | Government Reform Bill Clinton:  1993: Proposed (and failed at) campaign finance reform.
 Christy Mihos:  Would pursue strict campaign finance reform.
 Henry McMaster:  Cited by Ethics Commission for excessive donations of $51K.
 Joe Arpaio:  Fined $153,978 for illegal in-kind campaign contributions.
 Joe Biden:  1987: Rejected Bork on grounds of too-strong originalism.
 Marsha Blackburn:  Require presidential candidates to show birth certificates.
 Linda McMahon:  2000: Initiated non-partisan voter-registration campaign.
 David McCormick:  January 6 was a dark chapter in American history.
 |  | Gun Control Alvin Greene:  Supports the Constitution on firearms.
 Andrew Gillum:  Operation Safe Neighborhood: community crime watch.
 Kathleen Sebelius:  Vetoed concealed carry law.
 Kathleen Sebelius:  Allow machine gun ownership if NFA requirements met.
 Mike Bloomberg:  Founder of Mayors Against Illegal Guns.
 Robert F. Kennedy Jr.:  Common sense gun control, and assault weapons ban.
 |  | Health Care Mike Bloomberg:  Prioritize city healthcare on HIV, diabetes & hypertension.
 Mike Gravel:  Citizen Power includes universal health care.
 Jay Ashcroft:  Let the people vote on expanding Medicaid eligibility.
 |  | Homeland Security Alvin Greene:  Involuntary honorable discharge after several decorations.
 Cynthia McKinney:  Criticized excessive secrecy in 9/11 investigation.
 Jim Slattery:  Limited spending on B-2 bomber & Supercollider in 1990.
 Mike Gravel:  Filibustered the draft in ‘71, causing its expiration in ‘73.
 |  | Immigration Alberto Gonzales:  3 out of 4 of his grandparents were illegal immigrants.
 Evan McMullin:  Worked briefly as UN volunteer refugee resettlement officer.
 Gary Johnson:  Would veto Arizona SB 1070 as Latino racial discrimination.
 Jan Brewer:  Supreme Court ok's immigration status checks.
 Mike Bloomberg:  Normalize status of otherwise law-abiding illegal immigrants.
 Mike Bloomberg:  Border controls fight natural forces of supply and demand.
 Sally Yates:  Refused to defend 2017 Muslim ban; dismissed as AG.
 |  | Jobs Misty Snow:  Raise the minimum wage to $15 an hour.
 |  | Principles & Values Adam Laxalt:  Son of Sen. Pete Domenici; grandson of Gov. Paul Laxalt.
 Alberto Gonzales:  Served as general counsel when Bush was Texas Governor.
 Alvin Greene:  Party officials claim Greene does not share their values.
 Alvin Greene:  Surprise primary victory challenged; rematch rejected.
 Cynthia McKinney:  Oct. 2007: Resigned Democratic Party & joined Green Party.
 Cynthia McKinney:  Lost 2002 primary; sued against “open primary” & lost.
 Cynthia McKinney:  Apology on House floor for punching Capitol Police officer.
 Democratic Party:  Planned 12 Democratic 2020 presidential primary debates.
 Donald Trump:  OpEd: Trump is a symbol of renewed white identity.
 Jim Slattery:  Served in the US House, Kansas House, and in Army Reserves.
 John Edwards:  Maintains PAC, One America Committee.
 Mark Warner:  Term-limited as governor in 2008.
 Mark Warner:  We can't win presidency in only 16 blue states.
 Michael Bennet:  Born in India, to diplomat & Jewish Holocaust survivor.
 Mike Gravel:  Came in 3rd for Vice Presidential nomination in 1972.
 Mike Gravel:  Has campaigned in NH almost fulltime since April 2006.
 Nikki Haley:  Born in S.C. as Nimrata Randhawa, to Sikh parents.
 Ray Metcalfe:  1986: Formed Moderate Party to oppose religious right in GOP.
 Ronnie Musgrove:  2003: "Tragedy" to remove Ten Commandments from MS Capitol.
 Russell Feingold:  Launched presidential PAC, the Progressive Patriots Fund.
 Ted Stevens:  Under investigation by IRS; home searched by FBI in 2007.
 Tom Reilly:   "Misguided youth" included arrest for drunkenness.
 Donald Trump:  Endorsed by 4 major newspapers (but 50+ endorse Harris/Walz).
 Donald Trump:  Endorsed by some Democratic & Republican elected officials.
 Kamala Harris:  Endorsed by 50+ major newspapers (with 4 endorsing Trump).
 |  | Tax Reform Alvin Greene:  Let the Bush tax cuts expire.
 Larry Kudlow:  Never believe the CBO: tax cuts will not increase deficit.
 Mike Gravel:  Supports a national sales tax to replace IRS.
 |  | Technology Andrew Gillum:  Digital Harmony Project: computers & internet for schoolkids.
 Eric Greitens:  OpEd: used self-immolating texting despite open records laws.
 Josh Hawley:  Investigate state use of self-immolating messaging.
 Ted Stevens:  The internet is like a series of tubes.
 |  | War & Peace Alvin Greene:  Use war money for domestic programs.
 Cynthia McKinney:  Introduced articles of impeachment at end of 2006 session.
 Evan McMullin:  Served in clandestine CIA in post-9-11 conflict zones.
 Laura Richardson:  City anti-war petition led to her support-troop resolution.
 Laura Richardson:  City anti-war petition led to her support-troop resolution.
 Mike Gravel:  Immediate withdrawal from the war in Iraq.
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