Title: Genuine
Product review: This is a detailed and moving look at what it means to work within the guts of a national political campaign. Joan Sullivan is honest about what she sees and bravely honest about herself. You come away from this well-written book with a real sense of optimism and hope for American democracy. And that's a pretty remarkable feat given that Sullivan worked for the losing Bill Bradley presidential bid. It says a lot about her that her passion and hope remain intact and doesn't feel all gooey and pollyanish. She is a very tough player. The book is a very fast read.
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