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- Sprache: Englisch
The must-read summary of Bill Sammon's book: “Misunderestimated: The President Battles Terrorism, John Kerry, and the Bush Haters”.
This complete summary of "Misunderestimated" by Bill Sammon, former White House correspondent for
The Washington Times, presents the author's account of Bush's presidency, as his focus shifted from Al-Qaeda and Afghanistan to Iraq and the 2004 election in which he ran against John Kerry. Sammon also details the rise of 'Bush haters' in the US and argues that the press coloured everything the president did unfairly to portray all his decisions as poor.
Added-value of this summary:
• Save time
• Understand the Bush presidency from an insider's perspective
• Expand your knowledge of American politics and international affairs
To learn more, read "Misunderestimated" and discover how Bush's presidency actually looked from the inside, away from positive or negative media bias.
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Veröffentlichungsjahr: 2017
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Book Presentation: Misunderestimated by Bill Sammon
Book Abstract
Despite the fact that George W. Bush freed Iraq from the bloody rule of Saddam Hussein, healed the economy of the recession, which he had inherited, and pioneered a new “grand strategy” for international relations, that of preemption, to replace the strategy of containment embraced by Clinton and other left-leaning Democrats, Sammon believes the liberal media, John Kerry and other Bush-haters steadfastly refused to acknowledge Bush’s achievements. The American public was not completely aware of the achievements of George W. Bush due to the media’s unwillingness to tell the truth. With the exception of Fox News, most news outlets pursued a course of Bush-bashing and ignored the masterful and steady leadership of Bush in a time fraught with peril due to Osama bin Laden and his collusion with people like Saddam Hussein.
Written in a narrative-style, Misunderestimated details the history of Bush-hating in the United States. Sammon identifies this movement’s origins as well as the fallacious ideas upon which it is built. He contrasts pubic misperceptions born of a biased media obsessed with proving Bush wrong. He presents the facts as he knows them from his inside view on the Bush administration.
Sammon’s book covers all the major events in the Bush presidency as they actually occurred and compares those events to media coverage and liberal Democratic spin.
About the Author
Bill Sammon is the Senior White House correspondent for the Washington Times, a political analyst for the Fox News Channel, and the author of the New York Times bestsellers At Any Cost and Fighting Back.
