Contributions

  • Brownstein, Ronald. - Contributor

Publication

1996 - Little, Brown, Boston, Massachusetts

Language

English

Word Count

106,000 words, Guess

Page Count

424 pages

Identifiers

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  • LibraryThing1037268
  • Goodreads1353917
  • AmazonB00DMUOYZW
  • Better World BooksBWB22759621

Classifications

  • LCCJK2356 .B355 1996

Description

Two years after voters drove George Bush from the White House, the Republican party rode a wave of antigovernment sentiment and disappointment with President Clinton to capture Congress for the first time in forty years. In Storming the Gates, seasoned political reporter Dan Balz and Ronald Brownstein take us inside this climactic GOP victory and reveal with fresh insights how the assault on sixty years of Democratic governance and domestic programs turned out and its impact on the struggle for power in the 1996 elections. Who are these new Republicans, and how did they revive themselves so quickly after Bush's defeat? What are their prospects for consolidating their electoral success of 1994 into a lasting victory that could permanently realign politics into the next century?

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