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by John Ashcroft During Ashcroft’s tenure as U.S. Attorney General for the Bush administration the media criticized his office and ridiculed his religion. Never Again gives him the chance to tell what really happened during his term. The former attorney general tells listeners a little about himself, his family, how the job came to him, how he handled the choices he made, dealt with the media, the draped statue, and most importantly 9/11, America's security and terrorism. In listening to Ashcroft read Hachette’s audio version of Never Again, I didn’t take him as a right-winger bent on exposing left-wing plots. It’s more like he’s informing us, as Americans, without the harshness of typical media bias. He does seem to wear his religion on his sleeve, so to speak, but most do. Ashcroft’s narration is calm and assured. He re-tells his part during this historical period without malice or resentment. It’s a fascinating listen and just one of many from members of the Bush Administration - most of these memoirs can be found at Hachette. They make for great history lessons during one of our most historic periods in the US. |
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Never Again