Catastrophe : how Obama, Congress, and the special interests are transforming -- a slump into a crash, freedom into socialism, and a disaster into a catastrophe -- and how to fight back
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Catastrophe : how Obama, Congress, and the special interests are transforming -- a slump into a crash, freedom into socialism, and a disaster into a catastrophe -- and how to fight back
Harper, c2009
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With "Fleeced", their June 2008 attack on Barack Obama, congressional corruption, liberal tax policies, teachers unions, and much more, political analysts Dick Morris and Eileen McGann scored their biggest bestseller ever-debuting at number two on the "New York Times" bestseller list and riding high on the list for eight weeks and counting. Thanks to massive, continual exposure on "The O'Reilly Factor", "Hannity" and "Colmes", and the other "Fox News" programs - and the broad popularity of Dick's syndicated column and exploding mailing list - "Fleeced" is on track to double the sales of their previous bestseller, "Outrage". In 2009, Morris and McGann will return with their biggest book yet. In proven fashion, they'll take on a barrage of hot-button pocketbook issues - from oil prices, real estate, and the faltering state of the economy to the ongoing corruption in Washington. But the big opportunity here is to get Dick and Eileen's first take on the new administration.
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