This book is written in alternating voices. Carville speaks of his Louisiana home with the kind of love which makes the reader want to visit. Their alternating views shed new light on the Clinton and Bush years. Matalin was one of the people taken to a safe place after 9/11. There are interesting insights into how conservatives and liberals approach news. With such divergent views Carville's insight into marriage is "not the mountain I chose to die on" any time they disagree.

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