"The Amateur" by Edward Klein

Presidents have always been fascinating figures for the public to observe. It can be kind of weird to process the fact that even though at the base they are regular humans just like the rest of us, they managed to raise themselves above everyone else and become leaders of an entire nation.

As such, it should come as no surprise that millions and millions of people are actively observing and absorbing news about the president which fascinates them the most.

Fortunately, there are journalists out there such as Edward Klein who have taken the time to look into presidential administrations to not only cover the lives of their members, but also to take a close look at inner political workings and such.

In his latest book, Edward Klein published basically his inside scoop on the Obama administration, how he and his wife live, without forgetting the kinds of decisions he makes behind closed doors. Rest assured however that the book isn’t there to depict Obama as mankind’s savior, nor as the Antichrist; it’s there to show Obama as he is to the people and why he made, makes and will make his decisions.

As you can guess, Edward Klein isn’t too happy with the work done by Obama, going as far as naming his book The Amateur, probably in reference to the Obama administration which he mostly believes to be inapt at governing a country, mostly because of a lack of experience.

Amongst other things The Amateur will reveal how Obama is in contradiction with the values of modern American society, why Bill Clinton can’t stand Obama, an explanation of the rivalry between Oprah and Michelle Obama, how Barack Obama split the Kennedy family, how his way of managing and creating foreign policies led to disastrous results, why Michelle Obama and Valerie Jarrett are the ones who are really in charge, and more.

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Edward Klein Personal site Edward Klein is an American author who is known for having written in-depth literature on the Kennedys, Hillary Clinton, and Barack Obama most recently. He holds an MS degree from the Columbia University School of Journalism, and his more famous books include The Kennedy Curse and The Amateur.