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A Matter of Character by Ronald Kessler

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Also by Ronald Kessler:

The First Family Detail, August 2014
Hardcover / e-Book
The Secrets of the FBI, August 2011
Hardcover
In the President's Secret Service, August 2010
Hardcover
In the President's Secret Service, August 2009
Hardcover
The Terrorist Watch, November 2007
Hardcover
Laura Bush, April 2006
Hardcover
A Matter of Character, December 2004
Trade Size (reprint)
The CIA at War, September 2004
Trade Size

A Matter of Character
Ronald Kessler

And for readers who already support the president, A Matter of Character is the book they've been waiting for

Sentinel
December 2004
Featuring: George W. Bush
320 pages
ISBN: 1595230149
Trade Size (reprint)
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More than seventy-five books attacking George W. Bush have been published so far. Now, finally, there's a book that sets the record straight against a backdrop of media bias. And it's not by a conservative idealogue but by an award- winning independent reporter who set out to find the real President Bush behind the two-dimensional public image. Ronald Kessler was granted unique access to the West Wing and interviewed the key players of the Bush administration- from Condoleezza Rice to Karl Rove to the president himself. Kessler also interviewed Bush's close friends, college roommates, and former aides.

His surprising conclusion: George W. Bush isn't the most articulate or scholarly president in history, but he scores very high on the factors that count most: character and leadership. President Bush has a more clearly defined moral instinct, management style, and self-awareness than any other recent president.

And without question, President Bush is the driving force behind his administration, not the pawn of anyone else. In an age when politicians notoriously hem and haw while trying to please everyone, he makes deft decisions very quickly. He is bolstered by his strong Christian faith and the resolve he gained after giving up alcohol.

For many swing voters, this election will boil down to a matter of character. Kessler's unconventional book-filled with news hooks about life in the West Wing-will help them understand the real George W. Bush. And for readers who already support the president, A Matter of Character is the book they've been waiting for.

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