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I just completed the book written by Ronal Kessler titled "A Matter of Character" and I remain very comfortable in the belief President Bush will be re-elected. I recommend everyone read this soley because the insight into the White House, President Bush, and his team is amazing. The comparsion of President Bush's White House to Carter and Clinton serves as a true notice of character. I was appalled to read how these two former Democratic Presidents acted outside of the public eye. It is not always about polls and being popular, it is about being a leader of true character...

Debuting today, A Matter of Character: Inside the White House of George W. Bush by Ronald Kessler is the among the first books to be released from Penguin's new conservative imprint, Sentinel. Investigative journalist Ronald Kessler is the author of numerous bestsellers, including Inside the CIA and The Bureau. He talked to NRO editor Kathryn Lopez this weekend about A Matter of Character, the Bush administration, and the upcoming election. National Review Online: So President Bush isn't dumb, you say? Ronald Kessler: Most of what the public knows of Bush is filtered through the liberal bias of the media. He...

National Review Online August 16, 2004 EDITOR'S NOTE: This piece was originally set to appear as an op-ed in USA Today. According to Ronald Kessler, the op-ed was accepted by USA Today back in July, to run to coincide with the publication of his new book A Matter of Character. The piece, however, wound up not running last week, and was eventually killed by USAT. A spokesman for the paper told The O'Reilly Factor late last week, "Mr. [Brian] Gallagher had questions about the piece that couldn't be resolved with Mr. Kessler, so we didn't run the column." Ronald Kessler,...

Debuting today, A Matter of Character: Inside the White House of George W. Bush by Ronald Kessler is the among the first books to be released from Penguin's new conservative imprint, Sentinel. Investigative journalist Ronald Kessler is the author of numerous bestsellers, including Inside the CIA and The Bureau. He talked to NRO editor Kathryn Lopez this weekend about A Matter of Character, the Bush administration, and the upcoming election. NATIONAL REVIEW ONLINE: So President Bush isn't dumb, you say? RONALD KESSLER: Most of what the public knows of Bush is filtered through the liberal bias of the media. He...

Two distinctly different titles supporting distinctly different administrations are heading for a late August release. The first is a title from World Ahead Publishing (Los Angeles), a new publishing house seeking to produce titles on free markets and individual liberties. Its first book, THANK YOU, PRESIDENT BUSH: REFLECTIONS ON THE WAR ON TERROR, DEFENSE OF THE FAMILY, AND REVIVAL OF THE ECONOMY, is a collection of essays written by conservative and libertarian policy makers and scholars, including Art Laffer, George Shultz and William Bennett. The editors are Rod Martin, founder of the Vangaurd political action committee, and Aman Verjee, who...

Tired of seeing book after book with distortions and inaccuracies about our President? We have a must-read for you. On Thursday, August 5th, a new presidential biography by Independent journalist Ronald Kessler, hit bookstores across America. In this book, A Matter of Character, Kessler describes the real President George W. Bush - a decent, humble and honest man who exhibits true character. Click here to buy A Matter of Character. Kessler, who voted for Al Gore in 2000 but had a change of heart after getting to know President Bush, went behind the scenes interviewing dozens of White House aides,...