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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 |  
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 (click a book cover for a review or other books by or about the presidency from Amazon.com)
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Survey by the National Association of Children's Hospital, Jan. 9, 2000
  
[Title4] 	
    
    Click on a participant to pop-up their full list of quotations  from NACHRI Survey (number of quotes indicated):
    - Al Gore (10) 
    
 - Alan Keyes (8) 
    
 - George W. Bush (1) 
    
 - John Ashcroft (6) 
    
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|  OnTheIssues.org excerpts:  (click on issues for details)
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    Education    
    John Ashcroft:  Send “direct checks” to local school districts.
        
    Al Gore:  National Tuition Savings plan helps families save.
        
    Al Gore:  Attack education problems simultaneously.
        
    Alan Keyes:  School’s bureaucratic monopoly hurts teachers & students.
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    Families & Children    
    John Ashcroft:  Fight the assault on the American family.
        
    John Ashcroft:  Focus on kids: drug-free schools & good health care.
        
    John Ashcroft:  More parental involvement to reduce juvenile crime.
        
    Al Gore:  Top priorities for children: health care and education.
        
    Al Gore:  Tax credits for child care for working & at-home families.
        
    Alan Keyes:  Kids need love from a two-parent marriage.
        
    Alan Keyes:  Health insurance is family responsibility, not government’s.
        
    George W. Bush:  Leave no child behind, via improving schools & health care.
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    Gun Control    
    Al Gore:  Zero tolerance for guns at school; raise age to 21.
        
    Alan Keyes:  No federal role in gun safety-leave it to states & parents.
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    Health Care    
    John Ashcroft:  $150M for basic health care for uninsured.
        
    Al Gore:  Families to 250% of poverty level eligible for Fed insurance.
        
    Al Gore:  Patient rights: emergency coverage & performance disclosure.
        
    Al Gore:  FDA testing of medications for impact on children.
        
    Al Gore:  For kids: insurance; anti-tobacco; & patients’ rights.
        
    Alan Keyes:  Patient rights & HMO rights are not federal responsibility.
        
    Alan Keyes:  Allocation of research funds not a political decision.
        
    Alan Keyes:  Health priorities: research; cost control; moral effects.
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    Welfare & Poverty    
    John Ashcroft:  Charitable Choice helps break cycle of poverty.
        
    Al Gore:  Reduce child poverty via tax credits & minimum wage.
        
    Alan Keyes:  No socialism for poor children-invigorate families instead.
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 The above quotations are from Survey by the National Association of Children's Hospital, Jan. 9, 2000. 
 
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