A Long Time Coming builds a great sense of drama as it delves into the stories behind the scenes – the Clinton-Obama struggle, the McCain-Palin ticket, the infighting and backstabbing, and ultimately the graceful emergence of a man born to be a leader.

The book is split into seven chronological chapters (plus intro, epilogue and a bonus interview with Obama). At first, they alternate between Obama’s and McCain’s primary campaigns – Obama’s vicious, grinding battle with the Clinton machine, the Clinton campaign’s infighting and self-immolation; McCain’s near political death (the chapter’s titled “Back from the Dead”), and subsequent victory, months ahead of an end to the Democratic contest (which he was never able to fully take advantage of). Then we move on to the national campaign, and two distinct characters emerge: Obama, clear-headed and calm, professorial, self-aware, and in control of his team. McCain, on the other hand, seems a little at sea, events spiraling out of his control with a needy base and unnecessary constraints on his character. The debates are analysed, and McCain’s choice of Sarah Palin as vice-president is covered in-depth, as are the resultant problems she causes for McCain by going “rogue”, later described by staffers as a “wacko” and “diva”. (Obama’s choice of Biden is dealt with rather quickly.)

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Despite running into a censorship blockade in several media outlets, Brad O’Leary’s blockbuster new book, The Audacity of Deceit: Barack Obama’s War on American Values, is enjoying success thanks to the power of talk radio.

You will learn
-How Obama’s fatherless childhood mirrors that of Bill Clinton’s and fuels his obsession with fame and power at any cost
-How his tax plan would raise rates to a Hoover-like 60% and eviscerate America’s economy
-How the U.S. Treasury will become the United Nations’ ATM
-Why Obama wants to keep fuel prices high and Americans immobilized
-The ’0 to 5′ initiative designed to transfer child-rearing from parents to the state.

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An Election to Remember: Obama, Clinton and the Never Ending Primary of 2008 is a look at the historic race between Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton from the perspective of a political blogger. Full of analysis, statistics and facts, An Election to Remember balances facts with partisan opinions. This e-book captures the intensity of the 2008 Democratic primary as it happened.

Kyle W. Bell have always been an avid writer. Perhaps that explains why I own and manage three separate websites with all of them dedicated to different subjects. While I am still at the tender age of twenty-one, I like to think that gives me the freedom to write openly and refrain from being overly cynical. Most of my writing deals with current events and politics, although I like to dab into policy on occasion as well.

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Halli Casser-Jayne’s new book, A Year in My Pajamas with President Obama, The Politics of Strange Bedfellows takes a provocative, fun, thoughtful look at Election 2008 through the creative eyes of an author with a sassy and distinctive voice.

A YEAR IN MY PAJAMAS WITH PRESIDENT OBAMA, The Politics of Strange Bedfellows is no ordinary book. This is a riveting trip down memory lane, a book that explores the often zany realm of politics in an innovative look at election 2008. It is a smart, sassy and thought-provoking collection of columns originally written for the author’s blog, The CJ Political Report and the UK’s Independent, the view through the eyes of an original thinker with an uncommon sense of humor, not mention a nose for bull.

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The book presents the life and times of Barack H. Omama Jr. in a variety of styles.

An unusual biography featuring facts and fact-based fiction. Historical photos taken by professional and amateurs add an extra dimension.

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How the USA People can assist (the Author as well through this book and more) successfully in the challenges that Charismatic President elected Barack H. Obama, now that he took the Steering of this magnificent Country.

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