During his two years at the White House, Ken Chitester kept President Bill Clinton abreast of breaking news on trips around the world. Here are inside stories from 22 countries, 36 states and 137 cities. Find out what happens behind the curtain of the world's biggest stage. Hear what White House aides say away from the microphones and cameras. Pack your bags and come along. Welcome aboard Air Force One.
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Ken Chitester served for two years as President Bill Clinton's White House Director of News Analysis. He traveled to 22 countries, 36 states and 137 cities aboard Air Force One, and he and his staff of 35 produced an estimated 5.7 million pages of news reports annually. Chitester is an award-winning, six-year veteran of daily newspapers whose work has appeared in USA Today and in newspapers across the country through Gannett News Service. He is a graduate of Indiana University with a bachelor of arts degree in journalism. Currently he is a political consultant in Little Rock, Arkansas.
On one level, this is a likable tale about an unpretentious guy. But it's also a depressing reminder that much of the presidency has become a giant road production. ... Chitester's book is also an important reminder that politics and campaigns remain a pretty meritocratic endeavor where kids from modest backgrounds and state colleges can find themselves in exciting positions. -- The Washington Monthly, Nov. 1997
Packed with details large and small -- from health-care policy to what the President ate for lunch -- this insider's journal describes how the White House communications staff works ... and works. -- Indiana Alumni Magazine, Nov./Dec. 1997
There's some fresh and genuine insight here as to how the White House works internally -- and while they appear unintentional, juicy and intriguing glimpses of famous folks pepper the narrative, plopped into chapter after chapter without any warning. ... You know after a couple of pages that Chitester is a stone truth-teller. -- Gannett News Service, Jan. 1998
Want a real story of politics in action and the President at work? This reveals staffer experiences and special challenges. -- The Bookwatch, Nov. 1997
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