Jack Kemp: The Bleeding-Heart Conservative Who Changed America

by Morton Kondracke

Other authorsFred Barnes (Author)

Hardcover, 2015

Status

Available

Genres

Politics, Government, Law and Public Policy

Collection

Morton & Marguerite Kondracke

Publication

Sentinel (2015), 400 pages. First ed.

Description

A biography of the former professional football player who went on to become an influential congressman and cabinet secretary discusses his commitment to minorities and the working class.

Language

English

Local notes

Signed by author.

Barcode

4352

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