TY - BOOK AU - Sanders, Bernard AU - Gutman, Huck, AU - Nichols,John Harrison TI - Outsider in the White House SN - 9781784784188 AV - 002 E 840.8 S194o 2015 U1 - 328.73/092B 23 PY - 2015/// CY - London PB - Verso KW - Sanders, Bernard. KW - Sanders, Bernard KW - Sanders, Bernie, KW - United States KW - Congress KW - House KW - Biography KW - Estados Unidos KW - Congreso KW - Presidential candidates KW - Legislators KW - Candidatos presidenciales KW - Biografías KW - Legisladores KW - Politics and government KW - 1989- KW - Política y gobierno N1 - Original edition published in 1997 under title: Outsider in the House; You have to begin somewhere -- Socialism in one city -- The long march forward -- We win some victories -- The scapegoating Congress -- Getting around Vermont -- The final push -- Where do we go from here? N2 - Progressive socialist Bernie Sanders continues to make political history as he embarks on a campaign to win the Democratic nomination for president in 2016, and this revised edition with new material captures his optimistic hopes for democracy to deliver political and social justice. As Bernie Sanders continues to cement his reputation as hero to the progressive left with his run for the Democratic nomination for president in 2016, this expanded and updated edition of his 1997 political autobiography continues his remarkable story as he fights to bring radical social change to America. Sanders tells the story of his remarkable career as a progressive socialist and outspoken dissident, using his experience to expose the bias and injustice within one of the worlds most powerful political systems. From his fight for a livable minimum wage, to campaigning on behalf of fair electoral politics, Sanders makes much-needed suggestions for tackling contemporary issues, an uplifting take on the potential for democracy to deliver political and social justice. The revised edition will include a new introduction from Sanders explaining what led to his run for the presidency and a substantial afterword written by John Nichols, the Washington Correspondent of The Nation, bringing Sanders's story forward from the late 1990s to the present. From the Trade Paperback edition ER -