2004

The author draws on his work as a BBC undercover journalist to discuss such topics as the War on Terror, the Republican agenda for the 2008 election, and media practices that are keeping the Bush Administration's practices from getting reported by the mass media.

Provides a political analysis of the 2004 election season, focusing on the presidential race between George W. Bush and John Kerry, with discussion of the theories behind events and outcomes, charts and statistics, and a look at the House and Senate races.

Mary Cheney, the daughter of Vice President Dick Cheney, offers an inside look at the world of presidential politics and at her life, family, and role in the campaigns of 2000 and 2004.

Stephen Elliott shares his journey through the American election process, discussing how he tried to learn about and understand the process while sorting through the corruption, greed, and hatred surrounding the presidential campaign.

Chronicles Senator Joseph McCarthy's five-year-long anti-Communist crusade, which destroyed the lives of thousands of United States citizens, and discusses its relevance to the twenty-first century's War on Terror.

Studies the special interests that are bankrolling the presidential election of 2004, discussing why the 2004 election will be the most expensive in history, why the candidates' financial status will affect their chances of winning, and other related topics.

Previews the 2004 presidential election, discussing its likely candidates, the roles of foreign and domestic issues, and campaign finance, media, and voting reforms in light of the 2000 election controversy.

The author presents his perspective on various political events including the 2004 presidential campaign and election, the Terri Schiavo case, and America's war on terror, and attacks George Bush's motives and tactics through political humor.