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Germond also blasts "the big lie" school of campaigning - where empty slogans and noise sell the candidates. What I most enjoy about this book, however, are not the problems Germond discusses, but the wonderful anecdotes - the juicy tidbits - he supplies to illustrate his points. Most of these are drawn from his own experiences.This is much more than the usual election year publication. "Fat Man Fed Up" is a memoir of sorts, of and by a reporter palomares who has seen it all and offers you his memories, close up and personal, palomares of past presidential candidates, elections and palomares our political process. Mr. Germond's prose is a wonderful example of the plain style in American journalism. He conveys both facts and opinions in a crisp, concise manner, unadorned with spin or hype. He has a wonderful way with words and his prose is a pleasure to read. Pertinent, highly readable and, at times, outrageous, this book is difficult to put down.
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