The Man Who Ran Washington by Peter Baker

September 29, 2020 International, Politics, Popular

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“The Man Who Ran Washington: The Life and Times of James A. Baker III” is an interesting and fascinating book which entails the personality and character of person who is running the white house and in turn the country behind the scene. This fabulous and historical book is written by Peter Baker and Susan Glasser. He served in white house as chief correspondent for almost half century and is New York times Bestselling author of leadership books. You may also like Trumpty Dumpty Wanted a Crown by John Lithgow

In this book author tells us the legendry arrival and entry of Baker in politics when he was thirty-nine and a tragedy in his life made him deprived of his loving ones. The most important thing the book discusses is her performance as a secretary and how do he ran five races of presidents. He has strong convincing power by negotiation. The book guides us how to be a successful thinker and leader. He was aware of each and every matter of White house and had worked with sincerity although he doesn’t want to be a politician before the tragedy that happened with his family. In Summary, the book is full of guideline, inspiration and motivation for the readers.

Details about The Man Who Ran Washington by Peter Baker

Name: “The Man Who Ran Washington: The Life and Times of James A. Baker III”
Author: Peter Baker and Susan Glasser
Publish date: 29 September, 2020
Language: English
Genre: General Election & Political Process, United States Biographies, United States History.
Format: PDF/ePub
Size: 38 MB
Pages: 720
Price: Free
ISBN: 978-0385540551