by Mitt Romney
First published 2012
Mitt Romney opens his political heart through a carefully curated selection of his most revealing statements. The Republican presidential hopeful addresses reporters about his Mormon faith, explaining that voters should judge candidates on merit rather than religious belief. He faces television interviewers to outline his party's core principles of low taxes and personal choice in education and healthcare. Romney reflects on changing social values, remembering childhood lessons about love leading to marriage and family. He speaks warmly of his father's growing influence on his character and vision. Throughout campaign stops and media appearances, Romney defends America's role as a global force for good. This collection captures a politician wrestling with personal identity and public service, revealing the man behind the carefully crafted campaign messages.
Genres: biography, american, political-science, politics, 21st-century
Vibes: intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: personal-journey, public-service
Setting: America
Period: 21st-Century
226 pages · Kindle Edition · Threshold Editions