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Overtime! The Election 2000 Thriller,9780321100283
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Overtime! The Election 2000 Thriller


Author(s): Sabato, Larry J.
ISBN10:  032110028X
ISBN13:  9780321100283
Format:  Paperback
Pub. Date:  1/1/2002
Publisher(s): Longman

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Read never-before-published anecdotes, commentaries, and interviews from key insiders about the most exciting Presidential Election in our nation's history!

  • Provides unique, riveting insider stories and analyses of the election that will capture readers' attention while helping them to understand why things happened as they did.
  • Contributors include: George Terwilliger (Bush legal team); Ron Klain and Jeremy Bash (Gore legal team); Donnie Fowler (Gore campaign advisor); Tom Fiedler (Editor, Miami Herald); Larry J. Sabato and Joshua Scott (University of Virginia); Chuck Babbington (Washington Post); Diana Owens (Georgetown University); Tim Burger (NY Daily News); Jake Tapper (Salon.com/CNN); and Rhodes Cook (The Rhodes Cook Letter).
  • Offers never-before-published information about Election 2000!
Edited by Larry Sabato, this collection of first-hand stories and analyses offers stunning insights into "the election of the century" from the people who were there. George Terwilliger from the Bush legal team and Ron Klain and Jeremy Bash from the Gore legal team provide insider accounts of the Florida ballot recount battle. Tim Burger of the NY Daily News writes a previously unpublished story about the Bush DUI, Diana Owen from Georgetown University provides unique coverage of the media consortium recount, and Tom Fiedler, editor of the Miami Herald -which was at the "center of the storm"- writes the introductory chapter. Overtime stands far out from the crowd of books on Election 2000 because it contains original, never-before-seen material and because it offers a wide spectrum of insider views, providing a balance of journalistic, academic, and campaigner accounts. Because it combines political journalism with solid political science research, it is both highly readable and enlightening. And because Overtime was written and published after the initial rush of post-election books, it includes data and stories that have been revealed since the first wave hit the bookstands. Overtime is not only an entertaining read with a unique insider's view, but will help readers truly make sense of this complex and historic election. It walks readers through the story of the election, offers a context for understanding why things happened as they did, and leaves them with a more meaningful appreciation of the powerful effects this election had, and will continue to have, on our political system.

Larry J. Sabato is at the University of Virginia. According to The Wall Street Journal, Dr. Sabato is "probably the most quoted college professor in the land." The Washington Post calls him "the Mark McGwire of political analysts." He has appeared on dozens of nationally broadcast television shows, including "60 Minutes", "Nightline", "Face the Nation", "The Today Show", "Good Morning America", "48 Hours", "Larry King Live," and "The Jim Lehrer News Hour." Dr. Sabato is the Director of Government Studies at the University of Virginia and is the recipient of more than two dozen major scholarships, grants, and academic awards, and has written 19 books, including: Feeding Frenzy: How Attack Journalism Has Transformed American Politics (Lanahan, ISBN 0965268780); Peep Show: Media and Politics in an Age of Scandal (Rowman & Littlefield, ISBN 0742500101); and Dirty Little Secrets: The Persistence of Corruption in American Politics (Random House, ISBN 0812924991).


Critical commentary on the events of the United States 2000 presidential election, and the campaigns of the main candidates. Features stories, commentaries and interviews from witnesses and insiders who have first-hand knowledge of the actual events that took place during the election. Softcover.
Overview of Overtime! viii
Acknowledgments xi
Introduction: The Encore of Key Largo
1(14)
Tom Fiedler
The Long Road to a Cliffhanger: Primaries and Conventions
15(30)
Larry J. Sabato
Joshua J. Scott
Campaigns Matter: The Proof of 2000
45(24)
Charles Babington
In the Driver s Seat: The Bush DUI
69(26)
Timothy J. Burger
The Perfect Storm: The Election of the Century
95(28)
Larry J. Sabato
Media Mayhem: Performance of the Press in Election 2000
123(34)
Diana Owen
The Labor of Sisyphus: The Gore Recount Perspective
157(20)
Ronald A. Klain amd
Jeremy B. Bash
A Campout for Lawyers: The Bush Recount Perspective
177(32)
George J. Terwilliger, III
Down and Dirty, Revisited: A Postscript on Florida and the News Media
209(10)
Jake Tapper
Stalemate: The Great Election of 2000
219
Rhodes Cook

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