The Greatest Communicator: What Ronald Reagan Taught Me about Politics, Leadership, and Life
Autor Dick Wirthlin, Wynton C. Hallen Limba Engleză Paperback – 15 sep 2005
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780471736486
ISBN-10: 0471736481
Pagini: 240
Dimensiuni: 128 x 211 x 17 mm
Greutate: 0.26 kg
Editura: Wiley
Locul publicării:Hoboken, United States
ISBN-10: 0471736481
Pagini: 240
Dimensiuni: 128 x 211 x 17 mm
Greutate: 0.26 kg
Editura: Wiley
Locul publicării:Hoboken, United States
Public țintă
Admirers of Ronald Reagan, political conservatives; pubic libraries, presidential historical sites.Descriere
Acclaim for The Greatest Communicator "The Reagan presidency had many participants and has had many biographers. Dick Wirthlin has earned his place among the best of them. . . . Extremely readable, nicely told."
The Washington Times
"For twenty years, Ronald Reagan relied upon Dick Wirthlin as his pollster, chief political strategist, and, increasingly, as his trusted friend. Dick has waited until now to tell the inside story, but the wait has been more than worth it."
David Gergen
"A must–read for anyone who wants to understand the inner workings of President Reagan′s ability to communicate and how he accomplished so much."
Edwin Meese
"Dick Wirthlin was there at the beginning of the Ronald Reagan prairie fire that began with the speech for Barry Goldwater in 1964 and spread across the nation with the election to the presidency in 1980. . . . His recollections are a valuable part of the real history of the Reagan revolution."
Michael Deaver
The Washington Times
"For twenty years, Ronald Reagan relied upon Dick Wirthlin as his pollster, chief political strategist, and, increasingly, as his trusted friend. Dick has waited until now to tell the inside story, but the wait has been more than worth it."
David Gergen
"A must–read for anyone who wants to understand the inner workings of President Reagan′s ability to communicate and how he accomplished so much."
Edwin Meese
"Dick Wirthlin was there at the beginning of the Ronald Reagan prairie fire that began with the speech for Barry Goldwater in 1964 and spread across the nation with the election to the presidency in 1980. . . . His recollections are a valuable part of the real history of the Reagan revolution."
Michael Deaver
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Acclaim for The Greatest Communicator "The Reagan presidency had many participants and has had many biographers. Dick Wirthlin has earned his place among the best of them. . . . Extremely readable, nicely told."
The Washington Times
"For twenty years, Ronald Reagan relied upon Dick Wirthlin as his pollster, chief political strategist, and, increasingly, as his trusted friend. Dick has waited until now to tell the inside story, but the wait has been more than worth it."
David Gergen
"A must–read for anyone who wants to understand the inner workings of President Reagan′s ability to communicate and how he accomplished so much."
Edwin Meese
"Dick Wirthlin was there at the beginning of the Ronald Reagan prairie fire that began with the speech for Barry Goldwater in 1964 and spread across the nation with the election to the presidency in 1980. . . . His recollections are a valuable part of the real history of the Reagan revolution."
Michael Deaver
The Washington Times
"For twenty years, Ronald Reagan relied upon Dick Wirthlin as his pollster, chief political strategist, and, increasingly, as his trusted friend. Dick has waited until now to tell the inside story, but the wait has been more than worth it."
David Gergen
"A must–read for anyone who wants to understand the inner workings of President Reagan′s ability to communicate and how he accomplished so much."
Edwin Meese
"Dick Wirthlin was there at the beginning of the Ronald Reagan prairie fire that began with the speech for Barry Goldwater in 1964 and spread across the nation with the election to the presidency in 1980. . . . His recollections are a valuable part of the real history of the Reagan revolution."
Michael Deaver
Cuprins
Preface. Acknowledgments.
Prologue: "Great" versus "Greatest" Communicators.
1. The Beginning of a Beautiful Friendship: Meeting Ronald Reagan, 1968.
2. " I Shall Rise and Fight Again": The 1976 Presidential Run.
3. "Are You Better Off...?: The 1980 Landslide.
4. "Do You Know What I Really Want to Be Remembered For?": The White House, 1980–1984.
5. "You Ain′t Seen Nothin′ Yet!": The 1984 Landslide.
6. The Best and Worst of Times: The White House, 1984–1988.
7. Three Goodbyes.
Epilogue.
Prologue: "Great" versus "Greatest" Communicators.
1. The Beginning of a Beautiful Friendship: Meeting Ronald Reagan, 1968.
2. " I Shall Rise and Fight Again": The 1976 Presidential Run.
3. "Are You Better Off...?: The 1980 Landslide.
4. "Do You Know What I Really Want to Be Remembered For?": The White House, 1980–1984.
5. "You Ain′t Seen Nothin′ Yet!": The 1984 Landslide.
6. The Best and Worst of Times: The White House, 1984–1988.
7. Three Goodbyes.
Epilogue.
Notă biografică
DICK WIRTHLIN masterminded Ronald Reagan′s 1980 and 1984 presidential campaigns. He is currently a member of the board of directors of Harris Interactive. Wirthlin has appeared on virtually every news and television program, including FOX News, Larry King Live, and Hardball with Chris Matthews. WYNTON C. HALL is an award–winning presidential scholar and speechwriter. His work has appeared in the New York Times, USA Today, and the Washington Times.