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(More customer reviews)Yes, I know it probably serves his political career to co-write the books he does, but this is the second time I've read one of McCain's collaborations (the other was Character Is Destiny) and once again I'm impressed by what I read. Be assured that nowhere in Hard Call is there a divisive political message; no place is there anything that could be called a clear-cut campaign commercial for McCain `08. What McCain and Salter have done is celebrate acts of personal courage on behalf of figures from recent and more distant history, and they've done it in an inspiring way. Once upon a time stories like these were known to Americans great and small and were the cornerstone of civics classes mandatory at virtually all schools in America, but no longer: and our culture is the worse for that. Telling tales of peacemakers who risked it all, and warriors who saved democracy, of capitalists whose actions benefited millions, to inventors who stood true to idealistic dreams in the face of scorn, these authors have given us examples of occasions when individualism and tenacity combined with sheer bravery to achieve what was best, and what was right. Concentrating on six qualities that constitute the best path in decision making, and emphasizing each in due course, McCain and Salter have given us a book that's as enjoyable to read as it is enlightening and inspiring. I hope to see it on the best seller lists for a long time to come.
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