Mitt Romney: The Man, His Values, and His Vision [NOOK Book]

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There aren't too many people who have earned simultaneous Juris Doctor and MBA degrees from Harvard. Mitt Romney is one of them. But he has always liked the toughest challenges. He first made a name for himself as the brilliant turnaround miracle worker from Bain Capital. And he's the one who turned the debt-ridden, scandal-plagued 2002 Olympics into a marvelous success. Now he is campaigning to be our next president. He is a staunch advocate of free market economics and a devoted husband and father who believes ...
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Overview

There aren't too many people who have earned simultaneous Juris Doctor and MBA degrees from Harvard. Mitt Romney is one of them. But he has always liked the toughest challenges. He first made a name for himself as the brilliant turnaround miracle worker from Bain Capital. And he's the one who turned the debt-ridden, scandal-plagued 2002 Olympics into a marvelous success. Now he is campaigning to be our next president. He is a staunch advocate of free market economics and a devoted husband and father who believes in traditional values. Can he win? Will voters give him the chance to apply his management proficiency to our federal government?
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Editorial Reviews

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As a Democrat, I haven't made up my mind yet about the [upcoming] election—-but I do think it's time people got over their prejudices and found out who Mitt Romney really is. Turner and Field's book deals candidly with all the tough questions, and gives you full information so you can make up your own mind. That's something we aren't getting from the national media.

Orson Scott Card, award-winning author of The Ender's Game series.

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Product Details

  • BN ID: 2940011482540
  • Publisher: WindRiver Publishing
  • Publication date: 8/18/2011
  • Sold by: Smashwords
  • Format: eBook
  • File size: 377 KB

Meet the Author

Lisa Ray Turner is an award-winning writer of both fiction and nonfiction. She is the author of three novels, a book of essays (co-authored with Thomas S. Bollard), and many magazine articles for national publications. Lisa graduated with a bachelor's degree in Education and received her master's degree in Music. She teaches writing at Lighthouse Writers in Denver, and humanities at the University of Phoenix. Lisa is an avid coin collector. Unfortunately, as soon as she collects the coins, she spends them.

Author

Long-time Coloradoan Kimberly Field holds a bachelor's degree in Archaeology and a master's in Journalism. Kim has written on western water issues, earthquake prediction, and the influence of volcanoes in impressionist art. Her first introduction to the Denver Mint's products came with the shiny Kennedy half-dollars she received for each "A" on her report card.

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Every election season brings its share of disputes, scandals, and controversies. This is nothing new. Andrew Jackson was smeared with charges that he was an adulterer, a murderer, and a bigamist during his presidential run in the early nineteenth century. Sadly, Jackson's wife died between the election and the inauguration. Jackson believed her death resulted from the vitriol of the attacks. He never forgave his opponent.

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Table of Contents


Introduction     ix
A Tale of Two Romneys     1
Growing Up Mitt     9
Mitt Romney, A Proven Leader     19
Making Sense of Flip-Flopping, Pandering, and Mind-Changing     43
Ann Romney: Beauty and a Bag of Rocks     81
Politics and Faith     91
Mitt Romney and the Issues Facing America     111
Epilogue: The Mormon Thing, A Conversation Between the Authors     121
Appendix     129
Resources and Further Reading     135
Index     139
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  • Posted April 6, 2012

    This is an excellent book!!

    If you're not sure if you want to vote for Mitt Romney, you have to read this book. The book tells about Mitt Romney's past and what made him what he is today. I'm sooooo glad I bought this book. I'm even going to buy paper copies to share it with the people at work. I'm glad B&N had it for my Nook.

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  • Anonymous

    Posted February 27, 2012

    Helps to understand him

    It is OK, may help readers decide who to vote for in GOP primary. Will he
    be able to get the nomination time will tell. He is an example of what an
    American can accomplish through honest hard work and should be able to enjoy his wealth without criticism.

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