Summary of Tim Miller's Why We Did It
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    [synopsis] => Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Book Preview:

#1 I was the Iowa spokesperson for John McCain's presidential campaign in 2007. The comprehensive immigration reform bill known colloquially by the political class as McCain-Kennedy and by Republican voters as amnesty for illegals was about to be reintroduced in the U. S. Senate.

#2 I was extremely nervous and excited to be at the rally. I was hoping McCain would shine and give me some crowd-pleasing answers, but he didn't. He was hit with asperity after asperity after asperity.

#3 Eight weeks into his presidential campaign, McCain had to downsize. The front-runner had faltered so dramatically out of the gate, anticipating the populist future.

#4 McCain's pivot on immigration was a minor sacrifice that foreshadowed the much more dangerous panders to come, from other politicians who didn't share his prudence.
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