Title : "I admit that I am extremely fortunate to have had a chance to pre-order the kindlebook version on August 12, 2019 via Amazon of Barack and Joe: The Making of An Extraordinary Partnership...."
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"I admit that I am extremely fortunate to have had a chance to pre-order the kindlebook version on August 12, 2019 via Amazon of Barack and Joe: The Making of An Extraordinary Partnership...."
"Some of the features of this kindlebook that is Barack and Joe The Making of An Extraordinary Partnership: the dynamics between Biden and Obama even before the 2008 election, some history on how the vice president role was seen even before Biden became Vice President by 2008 with multiple examples given..., some of the multiple reasons why former President Obama chose Biden to run and eventually be Vice President by 2008, some background information on how some of the details of family played both direct and indirect roles in both Biden and Obama’s Presidential and Vice Presidential roles, some of the details and emotions surrounding the results around the positive outcome of the 2008 election results, some of the ways that the memoir Promise Me Dad by Joe Biden relates to multiple concepts referenced in this kindlebook, various photos and pictures depicting the theme of this kindlebook, and more."From a strangely worded Amazon review of "Barack and Joe: The Making of an Extraordinary Partnership."
Why would you consider yourself "extremely fortunate" just "to have had a chance to pre-order the kindlebook"? Because others have lost the chance, now that the book is out, and you can just download it, you don't get the rewarding experience of pre-ordering?
Anyway... the book — which I can't believe anyone wants to read — is by Steven Levingston and came out in early October. I never saw a reference to it until today, when I saw it listed as one of the "50 notable works of nonfiction in 2019" in The Washington Post. Steven Levingston is the nonfiction editor of The Washington Post!
"The Post’s nonfiction book editor delves into pivotal moments in the groundbreaking Obama-Biden 'bromance.'"Yeesh. Who writes that stuff? The dying metaphors are killing me: delves... pivotal... groundbreaking. 2 seem to be about digging in the dirt and one seems to be about carrying a sofa upstairs. And the 2 dirt ones don't even go together because "delves" gives me a picture of the author with a shovel, digging in the dirt like something Trump wanted Zelensky to do, and "groundbreaking" creates a picture of Joe and Barack wearing hardhats and doing something like this:
Oh, no! It's Trump again. That guy is everywhere. So get rid of both "dirt" metaphors and keep the pivoting. Here: Levingston looks at pivotal moments in the Obama-Biden bromance. And I'd just picture Joe and Barack doing something like this:
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