A FEW NOTES FROM THE SUMMER OF 2020 When the hardcover version of Running Against the Devil went on sale in January 2020, it shot to number 4 on the New York Times bestseller list. I was immersed in the usual tasks of promoting the book—traveling, doing signings and interviews, and hitting the TV circuit with my usual vigor. My new posse, the Lincoln Project—a band of ex-Republican strategists, consultants, and heavy hitters opposed to Trump—was off the ground and plotting to make the next ten months as long and painful as possible for Donald Trump.
