Slingshot: The Defeat of Eric Cantor
Autor Lauren Cohen Bell, David Elliot Meyer, Ronald Keith Gaddieen Limba Engleză Paperback – 28 dec 2015
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781506311968
ISBN-10: 1506311962
Pagini: 224
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.34 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: SAGE Publications
Colecția CQ Press
Locul publicării:Washington DC, United States
ISBN-10: 1506311962
Pagini: 224
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 15 mm
Greutate: 0.34 kg
Ediția:1
Editura: SAGE Publications
Colecția CQ Press
Locul publicării:Washington DC, United States
Recenzii
“This
is
a
book
that
needed
to
be
written.
Eric
Cantor’s
defeat
was
not
only
shocking
but
it
runs
against
everything
we
teach
in
our
election
courses.
By
extracting
the
lessons
from
Cantor’s
defeat,Slingshothelps
to
inform
our
more
general
understanding
of
campaigns
and
elections.
Bell,
Meyer,
and
Gaddie
skillfully
walk
us
through
the
campaign
explaining
first
why
the
Cantor
defeat
never
should
have
happened
and
then
why—seemingly
against
all
odds—it
did.
The
story
powerfully
captures
the
dynamic
tension
between
policy-making
and
representation,
and
is
a
reminder
than
even
in
an
age
of
polarized
politics
and
nationalized
election
campaigns
‘all
politics
is
local.’”
“This book does a great job of taking a remarkable incumbent defeat and embedding it into the greater framework of congressional elections scholarship. Its strengths are twofold: (1) greatly detailing an important, highly unusual, and historic incumbent defeat, and (2) placing this remarkable event within a body of scholarship that clearly explains why such an unlikely event was in fact very likely to occur. This book differentiates itself from other books because of the unique case study it evaluates.”
“The book is well written, easy to read, and will certainly hold your attention. The authors display considerable knowledge of the political science literature and a keen awareness of modern American politics.”
“This book does a great job of taking a remarkable incumbent defeat and embedding it into the greater framework of congressional elections scholarship. Its strengths are twofold: (1) greatly detailing an important, highly unusual, and historic incumbent defeat, and (2) placing this remarkable event within a body of scholarship that clearly explains why such an unlikely event was in fact very likely to occur. This book differentiates itself from other books because of the unique case study it evaluates.”
“The book is well written, easy to read, and will certainly hold your attention. The authors display considerable knowledge of the political science literature and a keen awareness of modern American politics.”
Cuprins
Chapter
1:
The
Cantor
Case
in
Context
Journalists versus Political Scientists
Placing Cantor’s Defeat Into Context
Incumbent Defeats
Summary
Chapter 2: Eric Cantor and the Giant Slayer
June 10, 2014—Primary Election Night in Virginia
When Leaders Lose
Virginia and the South
The Virginia 7th & Redistricting
The Cast of Characters
Summary
Chapter 3: David and Goliath
Eric Cantor
David Brat
Summary
Chapter 4: Lost Between DC and Richmond
Life on Capitol Hill
The Three Phases of a Career
Cantor’s Early Years (2001-04)
Cantor’s mid-career years (2005-2010)
Cantor’s final two terms (2011-2014)
The Importance of Money
Summary
Chapter 5: The Primary Contest
Cantor’s Missteps
The Brat Campaign
Election Day
Summary
Chapter 6: The Aftermath
The Media (And Everyone Else) Missed the Signs
It’s (not) Immigration, Stupid
Will He or Won’t He?
The Majority Leader Steps Down
Cantor’s Resignation
The Consequences
Summary
Chapter 7: Conclusions
Lesson #1: Homestyles Matter
Lesson #2: The Inadequacy of First Impressions
Lesson #3: The Other Candidate Can Be Strategic
Lesson #4: The New Southern Factionalism
Lesson #5: Campaigns Matter
Lesson #6: The Big Sort and the Danger of the New Homogeneity
Lesson #7: The Tea Party is Not Monolithic
Lesson #8: Leadership and Risk
Lesson #9: Lessons for Political Scientists and the Pundit Class
Parting Thoughts
Epilogue: The 2014 General Election and a Look Toward 2016
Brat vs. Trammell
Brat’s Early Career in Congress
A Look Ahead to 2016
Parting Thoughts
Journalists versus Political Scientists
Placing Cantor’s Defeat Into Context
Incumbent Defeats
Summary
Chapter 2: Eric Cantor and the Giant Slayer
June 10, 2014—Primary Election Night in Virginia
When Leaders Lose
Virginia and the South
The Virginia 7th & Redistricting
The Cast of Characters
Summary
Chapter 3: David and Goliath
Eric Cantor
David Brat
Summary
Chapter 4: Lost Between DC and Richmond
Life on Capitol Hill
The Three Phases of a Career
Cantor’s Early Years (2001-04)
Cantor’s mid-career years (2005-2010)
Cantor’s final two terms (2011-2014)
The Importance of Money
Summary
Chapter 5: The Primary Contest
Cantor’s Missteps
The Brat Campaign
Election Day
Summary
Chapter 6: The Aftermath
The Media (And Everyone Else) Missed the Signs
It’s (not) Immigration, Stupid
Will He or Won’t He?
The Majority Leader Steps Down
Cantor’s Resignation
The Consequences
Summary
Chapter 7: Conclusions
Lesson #1: Homestyles Matter
Lesson #2: The Inadequacy of First Impressions
Lesson #3: The Other Candidate Can Be Strategic
Lesson #4: The New Southern Factionalism
Lesson #5: Campaigns Matter
Lesson #6: The Big Sort and the Danger of the New Homogeneity
Lesson #7: The Tea Party is Not Monolithic
Lesson #8: Leadership and Risk
Lesson #9: Lessons for Political Scientists and the Pundit Class
Parting Thoughts
Epilogue: The 2014 General Election and a Look Toward 2016
Brat vs. Trammell
Brat’s Early Career in Congress
A Look Ahead to 2016
Parting Thoughts
Descriere
Exploration
of
how
nationally
prominent
House
Majority
Leader
Eric
Cantor
lost
the
battle
for
Republican
primary
for
Virginia’s
7thCongressional
District
to
college
professor
David
Brat,
an
unknown
political
rookie