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 [...]

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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 [...]

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Barack Obama\’s election to the U.S. Senate in 2004 is one of the most interesting and colorful political campaigns in recent history. His rousing keynote address at the Democratic National Convention that same year made his name a household word. The \”Obama for Illinois\” crusade offers important insights into American politics. The authors explore the [...]

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A photographic chronicle of Barack Obama’s historic presidential campaign ranges from its beginnings to the Democratic primary win in summer 2008, documenting his family, his fellow candidates, the voters who selected him, his speeches, and memorable campaign moments and events. 250,000 first printing. Through 150 striking color photographs, Obama: The Historic Campaign in Photographs charts [...]

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Berry and Gottheimer bring their own depth of insight to an analysis of each of the speeches and the vision they embody. A book to savor and return to for subsequent readings Mary Frances Berry, history professor at the University of Pennsylvania and Josh Gottheimer, former speech writer and special assistant to President Bill Clinton, [...]

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Michelle Obama played a large and influential role in her husband’s campaign, and is certain to do the same thing during his presidency. Michelle Obama: First Lady of Hope examines, for the first time, her astonishing career, from her undergraduate years at Princeton, where she majored in African Studies, to her continuing education at Harvard [...]

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