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Revival the struggle for survival inside the Obama White House
Award-winning journalist and Obama biographer Richard Wolffe chronicles the first two months of Barack Obama's presidency. From the war on terror to health care reform, Wolffe reveals the epic struggles and amazing triumphs of the fledging administration in its most vulnerable days.
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- "Award-winning journalist and Obama biographer Richard Wolffe chronicles the first two months of Barack Obama's presidency. From the war on terror to health care reform, Wolffe reveals the epic struggles and amazing triumphs of the fledging administration in its most vulnerable days."@en
- "Wolffe presents an intimate portrait of the Obama White House, pulling from exclusive interviews with President Obama and his inner circle."@en