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During more than five decades in public life, Walter Mondale has played a leading role in America's movement for social change-in civil rights, environmentalism, consumer protection, and women's rights-and helped to forge the modern Democratic Party. Here, with a measured tone of reason and a belief in compromise, Mondale reflects on a career of highs and lows with a set of unwavering progressive values at its core.
Including a new preface in this paperback edition, The Good Fight is a compelling account of a lifetime of public service that sheds light on important events and issues of recent American history and how they affect our lives today.
Contents
Contents
PrefaceIntroduction: Taking Care
1. A Progressive Takes Root2. High Tide3. The Fight for Equality4. Lost Trust: Vietnam and the Election of 19685. Poverty and Opportunity6. The Battle for a More Responsive Senate7. Spies, Security, and the Rule of Law8. Meeting a New Democrat9. Our First Year in the White House10. Showing the World a Different America11. America in an Age of Limits12. Hostage Crisis13. The Election of 198014. Mondale vs. Reagan15. An Alliance in Asia16. Looking Forward
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