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How Obama Governed: The Year of Crisis and Challenge
(Middle Passage Press, Los Angeles, January 2010)
By Earl Ofari Hutchinson
November 2010 is the first anniversary of the President Obama’s historic and political game changing election. Author and political analyst Earl Ofari Hutchinson takes a no-political holds barred look at Obama’s first year in office in his forthcoming How Obama Governed: The Year of Crisis and Challenge. He answers one compelling question: Did he fulfill the massive and sweeping promise he made to restore hope and effect change in America?
He examines the attacks and counterattacks from the GOP and the Democrats on Obama. He delineates the differences and similarities between Obama and Bush in waging the war on terrorism. He assesses the towering battles over health care, the economy, racial attacks, the GOP counterinsurgency, Afghanistan, and the Henry Louis Gates flap. He provides readers with a guide as to how Obama will continue to govern.
How Obama Governed: The Year of Crisis and Challenge offers a virtual political clinic on the crisis and challenges that the nation and its first African-American president faced his first year in the White House.
Book Earl Ofari Hutchinson for an interview and/or commentary on the promise and pitfalls of Obama’s first year in office. Call 323-383-6145 to schedule.
Earl Ofari Hutchinson is a nationally acclaimed author and political analyst. Hutchinson is the author of ten books on race and politics in America.
His three most recent books are:
* How Obama Governed: The Year of Crisis and Challenge
* How Obama Won
* The Ethnic Presidency: How Race decides the Race to the White House
His featured interviews and comments on race and politics have appeared in:
Time Newsweek New York Times ABC’s World News Tonight.
He has been a guest analyst on:
* Fox News John Gibson Show
* O’Reilly Show
* Hannity & Colmes
* Glenn Beck Show
* PBS Lehrer Report
* NPR’s Talk of the Nation
* CNN News Shows
He is the National Political Writer for New America Media and a regular contributor to: the Huffington Post
tim martin said
Mr. Hutchinson:
I am part way through “The Emerging Black GOP Majority” and
find it fascinating. On page 47, you deride Rush Limbaugh’s comment on Donovan McNabb as a “cheap grab-at-ratings tirade.” I’ve read Limbaugh’s statement many times (I’m looking at it) and would sincerely like to know precisely what in it is either cheap or a tirade. The message I read is not that different in tone and substance from some of the comments you make in your book.
I would greatly appreciate your clarification.