In Pursuit of the White House 2000: How We Choose Our Presidential Nominees

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William G. Mayer
Chatham House Publishers, 2000 - Political Science - 389 pages
As Gore and Bradley battle it out and George W. Bush amasses yet more funds, In Pursuit of the White House 2000 is published in time for the run up to elections in 2000. The book's distinctive, primary focus on choosing presidential nominees, provides detailed information about the vital components of the process, such as, the New Hampshire primary, televised candidate debates, inter-party unity, the role of women, the vice-presidency, and political consultants, and the new rules for 2000. Mayer's accessible and non-technical approach, plus his use of the most current and cutting-edge research, makes In Pursuit of the White House 2000 a must-read for all observers of the race to become president.

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ANDREW E BUSCH
57
EMMETT H BUELL
85
JONATHAN BERNSTEIN
145
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