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West Winging It
320 pages, 2018
economics & politics
987 books
biographies & memoirs
997 booksCalling all fans of the hit TV show The West Wing and the movie The Office. If you’re looking for a funny, warm, revealing story about working at the White House from one of President Obama’s closest advisors, then look no further than West Winging It: An Unpresidential Memoir.
Here, Pat Cunnane gives you an in-depth look into President Obama’s years in office, directly from his Senior Writer and former Director of Messaging. Pulling the drapes on the most famous building in America reveals an exclusive look at what it was like to work in this elite place with witty portraits of the people who populate it—from the President to the press corps.
Along the way, Pat draws an intimate portrait of the side of President Obama that few were privy to—the funnyman, the nerd, and more.
In West Winging It, Pat Cunnane gives us a unique behind-the-scenes look at the Obama White House. He shares his personal experiences and insights, making you feel like you're right there in the action. It's a great chance to see how things really work in one of the most important places in the world.
One of the key lessons from the book is the importance of teamwork. Cunnane shows how the staff at the White House worked together to achieve their goals. It's a great reminder that no matter how big or small your team is, everyone has a role to play.
Cunnane often highlights the use of humor in the White House. He shows how it can be a powerful tool to relieve stress, build relationships, and even navigate political challenges. So, next time you're in a tough situation, remember to lighten the mood a bit.
West Winging It is a testament to the value of hard work. From late nights to high-pressure situations, Cunnane and his colleagues constantly pushed themselves to do their best. It's a great reminder that success doesn't come easy, but it's always worth the effort.
The book also explores how politics impacts our everyday lives. From healthcare to education, the decisions made in the White House affect us all. It's a great opportunity to dig deeper into the world of politics and see how it shapes our society.
