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The Candidate Noah Richler

Name: The Candidate Noah Richler
SKU: BELL-42565236
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 5 (28 reviews)

SKU: BELL-42565236

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The Candidate Noah Richler instant download after payment.

Publisher: Doubleday Canada

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 17.5 MB

Author: Noah Richler

ISBN: 9780385687270, 9780385687287, 0385687273, 0385687281

Language: English

Year: 2016

Product desciption

The Candidate Noah Richler by Noah Richler 9780385687270, 9780385687287, 0385687273, 0385687281 instant download after payment.

A comical and revealing account of what it's like to run for office with no political experience, little money and only a faint hope of winning, told first-hand by celebrated writer Noah Richler.
During the 2015 federal election, approximately 1200 political campaigns were held across Canada. One of those campaigns belonged to author, journalist and political neophyte Noah Richler. Recruited by the NDP to run in the bellwether riding of Toronto-St Paul's, he was handed $350 and told he would lose. But as veteran NDP activists and social-media-savvy newbies joined his campaign, Richler found himself increasingly insulated from the stark reality that his campaign was flailing, imagining instead that he was headed to Parliament Hill. In The Candidate, Richler recounts his time on the trail in sizzling detail and hilarious frankness, from door knocking in Little Jamaica to being internet-shamed by experienced opponents. The Candidate lays bare what goes on...