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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.

A collection of articles by various authors which discuss how the 2000 presidential election offers a glimpse into the composition, disposition, and aspirations of the American people.

A semi-serious rant in which Michael Moore rails against President George Bush and the election of 2000, and blames the woes of the twenty-first century--pollution, joblessness, failing economy, and others--on a group of politicians and businessmen he calls "stupid white men.".

The author shares his ideas for winning back middle-class voters and restoring the Democratic majority in Washington; and addresses key issues of concern for the American family such as education and health care, taxes, immigration, and fighting terrorism.

Reveals the strategy, designed by Dick Cheney, that the United States government is using to fight the War on Terror and explains how this strategy has impacted American foreign relations.

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.

Examines the impact of the Israel lobby on U.S. foreign policy, investigates the reasons why the U.S. provides Israel with such a high level of material and diplomatic support, and questions whether the relationship is good for America or Israel.

John Bolton discusses his experiences as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations, describing U.N. operational inadequacies; examining issues including the genocide in Darfur, North Korea's nuclear test, Iran's nuclear aspirations, and others; and arguing that the U.N. is biased against the U.S. and Israel.

The author draws upon his own experiences as a White House insider to encourage Republican conservatives to confront global issues such as AIDS, poverty, and human rights.

Robert Draper offers an inside look at George W. Bush's administration, with special emphasis on the role Bush's strong personality has played on his choices and actions while in office, as well as the country's response to those actions.