2004总统竞争内幕 WALTER SHAPIRO

书籍目录

Author's Note1  Rubes on the Road2  Testing the Waters3  INominate Me4  The Money Primary5  The Staff of Life6  Iowa and New Hampshire7  The Candidates in Wartime8  The Reverend A19  In Which the Candidates Define Themselves10  In Which the Candidates Remain Themselves(Despite All Efforts to Package Them intoSomething Else)11  Visions of the White HouseAcknowledgments

作者简介

An offbeat, irreverent look at the 2004 presidential race, in its not-ready-for-prime-time preliminaries. By the time most Americans see the presidential candidates on the campaign trail, they are practiced performers surrounded by a platoon of staffers and a brigade of reporters. But on their initial forays into Iowa and New Hampshire in 2002 and early 2003, their entourages were decidedly unpresidential -just an aide or two, perhaps a local reporter, and the candidate himself. Their motorcades were literally one-car caravans; their campaign stops, small gatherings in living rooms. The national media only intermittently follow the candidates as they struggle to define themselves, work out the kinks in their message and refine their personas. But Walter Shapiro did. One-Car Caravan is Shapiro's revealing account of the humble roots of the current presidential campaign, and he provides a telling picture of the 2004 Democratic contenders in their metaphorical boxers and briefs. He shows us John Kerry, Dick Gephardt, Joe Lieberman, John Edwards, Howard Dean, and the others with their hair down, their ties askew, and their foibles bared.  It's not pretty to watch a candidate who dreams of flying on Air Force One bump his head on a luggage bin on a small commuter jet, but it can be pretty funny.

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