Both John McCain and Barack Obama have background stories resplendent with courage and success—stories that highlight all that is best about America.  In The Race for the White House 2008, White looks at these two very different men and their quests for the highest office in the land.   

This is a presidential campaign in which various forces including luck, natural political skill, the right-leaning slant of the country and political outmaneuvering have come together to form the most diverse and controversial campaign of our time. 

White’s account provides an original narrative of the behind-the-scenes machinations of the past two years as well as the strategies, the causes and the consequences of The Race for the White House 2008

 

About the Author



T.K. White is the President/CEO of a National Medical Auditing Firm.  She is personally acquainted with many in the Bush White House Administration and has had front row seats at meetings and planning sessions in Washington and around the country for both campaigns.  She is currently working on a book about those members of the GOP who have strayed from the party and the repercussions of their choices