Eugene Joseph "E. J." Dionne, Jr. est un journaliste et commentateur politique américain, et un chroniqueur d'opinion de longue date pour The Washington Post. Son travail se concentre sur une analyse plus approfondie des tendances politiques et sociales. Dionne examine comment l'opinion publique est façonnée et ce qui motive les débats politiques. Son style journalistique se caractérise par sa profondeur de perspicacité et son effort pour comprendre des phénomènes sociaux complexes.
Barack Obama's political life can be chronicled through a series of major addresses in which he spoke to the nation with a voice uniquely his own. His eloquence, both written and spoken, propelled him to national prominence and ultimately made it possible for the son of a Kenyan man and a white woman from Kansas to become the first black president of the United States.
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"In the first half of this volume gathers what we and the editors at the Brookings Institution Press believe to be the most important legal documents in the Bush-Gore confrontation ... The book begins with the early advisory rulings on the recounts by Florida state officials. It moves on to the intermediate court rulings and ends with the critical decisions in early December by the Florida Supreme Court and the United States Supreme Court. We have included the dissents in all the major cases ... The second half of the book consists of contemporaneous commentaries on the controversy. These include columns, magazine articles, editorials and also a few news stories that shed important light on the issues at stake"--Page 2.