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Two warrior angels. First friends, now lovers. Their future? A WILD UNKNOWN.


Juggernaut by Susan Delacourt

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Juggernaut, October 2004
Hardcover

Juggernaut
Susan Delacourt

An inside account of Paul Martin's decades-long campaign for the prime minister's chair: how he did it, at what cost, and where he will take the country in the years ahead

UNKNOWN
October 2004
368 pages
ISBN: 0771026056
Hardcover
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Non-Fiction Biography

The most riveting political contest of the past decade has not been fought at the polling booths, nor on the floor of the House of Commons: it has been waged, mostly out of sight, within the palace ranks of the ruling Liberal Party.

In the early 1990s, Jean Chrïetien and Paul Martin forged a political alliance that kept the Liberals comfortably in power and the Opposition in disarray: Martin's fundamental retooling of government spending and winning economic policies gave lustre to Christien's leadership; Christien's support for his star minister gave Martin a pedestal for his larger ambitions.

Those ambitions could not be higher. Since the early eighties, Martinïes interest in political office has meant interest in the prime ministerïes office. At the 1990 leadership convention, however, he finished second to Chrïetien. Their corrosive rivalry and very different political styles could not be buried for long: their duel for supremacy ïe played out only partly in public view ïe culminated in the infamous weekend in June 2002 when Martin was fired ïe or did he walk? ïe from Chretiïenïes cabinet.

Juggernaut charts in intimate detail Martinïes long journey to the leadership now within his grasp. Central to that story is the role played by Martinïes corps of committed kingmakers ïe public relations experts, savvy pollsters, and true believers -who will have enormous influence on the prime ministership to be.

Based on extraordinary access to players from all camps, Juggernaut offers Canadians an inside account of the rise of the man now poised to take power, how he got there, at what cost, and where he will take the country in the years ahead.

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