the inside story of the break-ins and breakdowns that put Donald Trump in the White House Brazile, Donna 1959- creator text nyu 2018 First trade paperback edition. monographic eng xx, 268 pages ; 21 cm Hacks is Donna Brazile’s insider account of the 2016 U.S. presidential election, focusing on the Democratic National Committee’s internal struggles and the external pressures that ultimately helped lead to Donald Trump's victory. Brazile reveals: How the DNC was compromised by Russian hackers and the consequences this had on the campaign. The Clinton campaign's control over the DNC, raising questions about fairness and transparency in the primary race. The complicated relationship between the DNC, the Obama administration, and the Clinton campaign. The impact of leaked emails on public perception and media coverage. The internal conflicts and breakdowns within the Democratic Party that weakened its electoral prospects. Brazile's personal reflections on the lessons learned and the need for reform to protect future elections and restore democratic integrity. The book blends political memoir with investigative journalism, providing a candid and critical look at the challenges facing the Democratic Party and American democracy. Donna Brazile. "Originally published as a hardcover and ebook in 2017 by Hachette Books, Inc."--T.p. verso.. Includes index. n-us--- e-ru--- Brazile, Donna 1959- Clinton, Hillary Rodham Trump, Donald 1946- Democratic National Committee (U.S.) Presidents United States Election 2016 Political campaigns United States 21st century Elections Corrupt practices United States Hacking Russia (Federation) Foreign relations United States United States Politics and government 2009-2017 JK526 2016 .B73 2018 324.9730932 9780316478502 0316478504 2018303712 UKMGB 190415 20250807170203.0 20932379 eng