Meet the Next President: Everything You Need to Know about the White House Candidates

by Bill Sammon

Book Overview

Barack Obama once came close to injecting heroin, but balked when a junkie pulled out the needle and rubber tubing. Obama and Mitt Romney are descended from polygamous great-grandfathers who had five wives apiece. Rudy Giuliani's first wife was his second cousin. Liberal Democrat Hillary Rodham Clinton was once a conservative Republican "Goldwater Girl."

Such are the plot twists in the remarkable saga of the 2008 presidential campaign,...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1451668996
• ISBN13: 9781451668995
• Release Date: November 2016
• Publisher: Threshold Editions
• Length: 240 Pages
• Weight: 0.56 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 5.5" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Very Forward Looking

Bill Sammon is one of the best political analysts in the media. When you consider the research was done prior to the primaries, it is quite impressive that he was able to give us so much information about the major candidates. This book is still relevant since many of the candidates will be coming back around in the next election.

Meet the Next President

The book gave a lot of insight into each candidate. It is written in a way to keep the reader involved personslly with each presidental hopeful.

Undecided Voter

I purchased this book because I love politics and wasn't sure who to vote for in 2008. The author, Bill Sammon, interviewed the candidates, read the books the candidates wrote, and examined their past voting records to collect the information for this book. I was impressed with the amount of new information I learned about all of the candidates. Bill Sammon truly gives you the positives and negatives of each candidate. I could not find a bias toward a certain party nor candidate. Before reading this book, I was contemplating between two candidates, and this book confirmed my decision on those two candidates. The only negative I see about this book is that he left some of the second-tier candidates out of the book (Ex. Ron Paul.) It would have been helpful to have background information on ALL of the candidates. Also, there is less material on some of the candidates (Bill Richardson and Mike Huckabee). The book is easy to read and understand. I truly feel that it would help anyone make a more educated decision in 2008. I hope the author writes an expanded version on the two nominees and third party candidates. I also hope he will continue writing these books for future elections. May the best man/woman win in 2008...thank you Bill Sammon!