James Moore (2) (1951–)
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James Moore is an Emmy Award-winning TV news correspondent with more than a quarter century of print and broadcast experience. He has traveled extensively on every Presidential campaign since 1976. His reports have appeared on CNN, NBC, and CBS. His professional honors include: an Emmy from the visa mer National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences, the Edward R. Murrow Award from the Radio-Television News Directors Association, and the Individual Broadcast Achievement Award from the Texas Headliners' Foundation visa färre
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Family of Secrets: The Bush Dynasty, the Powerful Forces That Put It in the White House, and What Their Influence Means… (2009) — Förord, vissa utgåvor — 290 exemplar
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I have never been A Rove Fan. I can clearly remember the Bush years and somehow whenever I saw Rove on the talk show circuit, I would think "sleezy". He made no secret that he'd do literally anything to get Bush into the White House and this book confirms it.
Still it is tough to read about someone you dislike so much. What really astounded me was the scorn he seemed to feel, not just for Democrats, but for some of the very people whose votes he needed t o secure. I did take to skimming after awhile because the whole book, well written as it was, was leaving a bad taste in my mouth. Kind of felt like I wanted to shower after reading this.
There are times I question why I read this stuff and why I'm a political junkie in the first place but if you are, you are. It's in you, in your blood. I have always held a rather obsessive interest in politics, more then the average person at any rate. This book shows the sleaze factor very well. I would recommend it to fellow Political junkies.… (mer)