Summary of lis smith's any given tuesday

Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book. Sample Book Insights: #1 I was a New York native who had enrolled at Dartmouth College in New Hampshire. I had always been interested in politics, and in 2003, I convinced my parents to travel to Washington D. C. to meet Senator John Edwards, who was running for president at the time. #2 I was a political naïf at the time, so it seemed like the biggest deal when Edwards's wife, Elizabeth, sent a thank-you email the morning the op-ed ran. I was actually terrified of introducing Edwards. #3 I was a fieldworker for Edwards's campaign in New Hampshire in 2004. It was a sign of the times, as there were few women in leadership positions back then. I felt like I had to do double the work of my male colleagues to be accepted. #4 I was assigned to challenge Clark on his record in Peterborough, New Hampshire. I asked how he could square his record of service with his lobbying for big corporations and some of the most brutal dictators.