I Am the Change: Barack Obama and the Crisis of Liberalism
Is Barack Obama the savior of liberalism—or the last liberal president? Charles R. Kesler's spirited analysis of Obama's political thought shows that he represents either a new birth of liberalism—or its demise.
Who is Barack Obama? Though many of his own supporters wonder if he really believes in anything, Charles R. Kesler argues that these disappointed liberals don't app...more
Who is Barack Obama? Though many of his own supporters wonder if he really believes in anything, Charles R. Kesler argues that these disappointed liberals don't app...more
Hardcover, 304 pages
Published
September 11th 2012
by Broadside Books
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It was an interesting history lesson into the Liberal movement, starting with Lincoln and moving from there. It was a bit dry at times as you go through the history, and had to relearn a lot of names. But the book had a lot of great quotes that I will write down.
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