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Sneaking into the Flying Circus : How the Media Turn Our Presidential Campaigns
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Sneaking into the Flying Circus : How the Media Turn Our Presidential Campaigns into Freak Shows Hardcover - 2005

by Pelosi, Alexandra

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The author provides an up-close perspective on the highs and lows of campaignlife: the genuine thrill of seeing America, the unrelenting grind of campaignstops, and the heartache of poll results.

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THE NEWSPAPERS SAY that this is the time of the most bitter partisanship in U.S. political history, but you never would have known it if you saw the conga line at the Congressional Christmas Ball.

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  • Ingram Advance, 06/01/2005, Page 107

About the author

Alexandra Pelosi began covering politics in Washington, DC for Conus Communications, a television news feed service, in 1993. In 1995, she moved to New York to work for Dateline NBC. In the summer of 1999, NBC News assigned Pelosi to move to Austin, Texas to cover the presidential campaign of George W. Bush. She brought her camcorder along, and made a movie, "Journeys With George," which aired on HBO on Election Night 2002 and received six Emmy nominations. In 2004, HBO ran her second documentary feature-length film, "Diary of a Political Tourist," on the Democratic primary race. Pelosi is the daughter of Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi, House Democratic Leader.