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I Am The Change Barack Obama And The Crisis Of Liberalism Charles R Kesler

Name: I Am The Change Barack Obama And The Crisis Of Liberalism Charles R Kesler
SKU: BELL-4444836
Price: 31.00 USD
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I Am The Change Barack Obama And The Crisis Of Liberalism Charles R Kesler instant download after payment.

Publisher: Broadside Books

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 2.56 MB

Pages: 304

Author: Charles R. Kesler

ISBN: 9780062072962, 006207296X

Language: English

Year: 2012

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I Am The Change Barack Obama And The Crisis Of Liberalism Charles R Kesler by Charles R. Kesler 9780062072962, 006207296X instant download after payment.

Is Barack Obama the last liberal president? In I Am the Change, Charles Kesler, a leading conservative scholar, educator, and journalist, offers a sophisticated analysis of the president’s political thought, based on Obama’s own words and writings, to demonstrate that he represents either a new birth of liberalism…or its demise. Kesler’s writing is a potent mixture of philosophy, journalism, psychology, and history—seasoned with a delightful, razor-sharp wit—as he takes a greatly underestimated chief executive seriously and explores American liberalism in crisis.