Upside Down and Inside Out: The 1992 Elections and American Politics
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Book Overview
From the archives of The University of the Bleeding Obvious, this second collection of comic material gathers together motorcycle display teams, villainous pets and haunted kitchen appliances, slings in a few oven chimps and flying carrots, and drags them all off to a monks' tea party. Over 280 pages of selected nonsense from a site that has been one of the web's most popular comedy destinations for over ten years.
Format:Paperback
Language:English
ISBN:0822630230
ISBN13:9780822630234
Release Date:March 1993
Publisher:Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
Length:200 Pages
Weight:0.70 lbs.
Customer Reviews
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Amusing, insightful look at the 1992 Presidential election.
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 26 years ago
This book does more than offer a funny, learned, and well paced analysis of the 1992 Presidential election, it does so while at the same time offering an interesting theory about political conflict in America. For Busch and Ceaser, the basic conflict which has defined american political life is one between "insiders and outsiders'. Clinton got elected in large measure because he was an "insider' who was able to sell himself as an "outsider' to a public distrustful of the inside washington establishment of which George Bush was so paradigmatic a representative. Perot , on the other hand , was far TOO outside, to put it mildly. In short, a book which I would reccomend to all students of American Politics, and one which might be useful in an introductory college course.
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