Michael Barone is a political analyst and journalist whose work focuses on politics, American government, and campaigns and elections. He is the principal coauthor of the annual Almanac of American Politics and has authored numerous books on American politics and history. His analyses are characterized by a deep insight into the workings of the American political system and electoral processes. Barone contributes his observations to leading American and British media outlets, establishing him as a respected commentator on political affairs.
The book is a series of essays on American political parties and how they have evolved--and persisted. The overall theme is that current developments are not nearly as cataclysmic as is widely supposed.
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