Act One: Upside Down World
A campaign diary from writer Michael Lewis from four years ago, about a politician you've heard a lot about: John McCain...and the story of a moment when the opposite of normal politics became normal politics.
Michael Lewis
Michael Lewis is possibly the most entertaining nonfiction writer alive. If that's not true it's at least close to true. Liar's Poker, Moneyball, The Blind Side, his NYT article about Jonathan Lebed (Google it): what's not to love?
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Act Three: The Politics Of Wackiness
Ira with Michael Lewis, author of Losers: The Road to Everyplace but the White House and many other books, who says that in the '96 Presidential Election all the candidates with new ideas, all the candidates capable of talking the way real people act in their real lives, were shunned by the media as "wacky." (10 minutes)
Act Four: Inspiration
Michael Lewis, on McCain and Ifshin.
Act Two: Campaign Diaries
The latest installment of Michael Lewis's campaign diaries.
Act Three: Campaign Diaries
More campaign diaries from The New Republic's Michael Lewis.
Act One: The Grizz
Corporate CEO Maurice "Morry" Taylor, Jr. was a Republican candidate for President, and he never had a chance to win the nomination. That didn't stop political reporter and author Michael Lewis from covering Morry's bizarre campaign.