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3.0 out of 5 stars
Not the best book written on 'Hoss For Boss', but not the worst either. Ross, warts and all was the best choice in '96, not '92,
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This review is from: Ross Perot: The Man Behind the Myth (Paperback)
Col. James Bo Gritz was. Why he didn't get
on the bandwagon of Bo, or vise-versa is one of the biggest mysteries in third party history, since they both worked covertly and together on bringing home our P.O.W.s and M.I.A.s during tht years 1985-87! This was originally Clint Eastwood's project, when he contributed $30,000 for the rights to get the story he wanted to do a movie on. But after- wards, Perot, who got his own people out of Iran, in '83, got Bo into and out of SE Asia twice in the middle '80's after Perot accused Bush of flubbing on Reagan's original number one campaign promise of 1980. But when the bright lights got on Perot in '92, he wilted after Bush the Elder (father of 90 I.Q. idiot presently @ 1600 Penn. Avg.) threatened to wreck Perot's daughter's wedding. Perot, how- ever did a good job with his economic graphs, et, al. This book details some of Perot's stronger points, though it doesn't endorse him. Better than a lot of other books the Establishment put out to smear him, however. |
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Ross Perot: The Man Behind the Myth by Ken Gross (Paperback - July 1, 1992)
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