Publish Date |
September 17, 2013 |
Category |
Political Science / American Government / Executive Branch History / United States / 21st Century |
Price |
$38.99 |
ISBN: 9781451651119
Format: Paperback
Pages: 480
Publisher: Simon & Schuster
Published: September 17, 2013
“A highly detailed dissection of the debt-limit negotiations. … A remarkable achievement. …Woodward, being Woodward, digs deeper and draws more out of the protagonists than anyone else has.” —Jeff Shesol, The Washington Post "Groundbreaking" —David Gregory, NBC's Meet the Press "Takes us inside the room once again." —Charlie Rose "Fabulous book and great reporting." —Norah O'Donnell, CBS This Morning “Bob Woodward, in characteristic fashion, does his competitors one better by filling in blanks and providing even finer detail.” —Miranda Green, The Daily Beast "A book everyone is talking about." —Diane Sawyer, ABC "A very revealing, insightful book." —Sean Hannity, Fox News, "Hannity" "Required Reading" —Elizabeth Titus, Politico “Almost every bookshelf in the U.S. capital holds a thin volume called 13 Days, Robert F. Kennedy’s account of the Cuban Missile Crisis. Memo to Washington: Make room on those shelves for Bob Woodward’s latest behind-the-scenes book, The Price of Politics, which might as well have been called 44 Days. The centerpiece is a riveting account of the tedious negotiations to reach a ‘grand bargain’ on the federal budget.” —David M. Shirbman, Bloomberg Businessweek