1960

In "1960," award-winning historian David Pietrusza delivers a gripping account of the presidential campaign that transformed American politics, focusing on the intense primaries, party conventions, and groundbreaking television debates. Centered around the key figures of Lyndon Johnson, John F. Kennedy, and Richard Nixon, the narrative explores the era's contentious issues, including race, religion, and foreign policy. This richly detailed work offers a compelling synthesis of expert scholarship and human storytelling, revealing the power struggles and pivotal events that shaped the nation's future.