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 |  | | Books by and about 2020 presidential candidates | 
 |  | Crippled America, by Donald J. Trump (2015)
 |  | United, by Cory Booker (2016)
 |  | The Truths We Hold, by Kamala Harris (2019)
 |  | Smart on Crime, by Kamala Harris (2010)
 |  | Guide to Political Revolution, by Bernie Sanders (2017)
 |  | Where We Go From Here, by Bernie Sanders (2018)
 |  | Promise Me, Dad	, by Joe Biden (2017)
 |  | Conscience of a Conservative, by Jeff Flake (2017)
 |  | Two Paths, by Gov. John Kasich (2017)
 |  | Every Other Monday, by Rep. John Kasich (2010)
 |  | Courage is Contagious, by John Kasich (1998)
 |  | Shortest Way Home, by Pete Buttigieg (2019)
 |  | The Book of Joe	, by Jeff Wilser (2019; biography of Joe Biden)
 |  | Becoming, by Michelle Obama (2018)
 |  | Our Revolution, by Bernie Sanders (2016)
 |  | This Fight Is Our Fight, by Elizabeth Warren (2017)
 |  | Higher Loyalty, by James Comey (2018)
 |  | The Making of Donald Trump, by David Cay Johnston (2017)
 |  | | Books by and about the 2016 presidential election | 
 |  | What Happened	, by Hillary Clinton (2017)
 |  | Higher Loyalty	, by James Comey (2018)
 |  | Trump vs. Hillary On The Issues	, by Jesse Gordon (2016)
 |  | Hard Choices, by Hillary Clinton	 (2014)
 |  | Becoming	, by Michelle Obama (2018)
 |  | Outsider in the White House, by Bernie Sanders	 (2015)
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 |  | Book Reviews |  | (from Amazon.com)
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 |  Rep. Harold Ford, Jr. (D-9th) & Former Chattanooga Mayor Bob Corker debate at the University of Chattanooga, hosted by the Chattanooga Times Free Press, WTVC-TV News Channel 9, & the Chattanooga Bar Assocation, Oct. 10, 2006.
 
 
  
 
    | Click on a participant to pop-up their full list of quotations from Tennessee 2006 Senate Debate (number of quotes indicated):
 Bob Corker (12) 
    Harold Ford (13) 
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| OnTheIssues.org excerpts:  (click on issues for details) |  | Abortion Bob Corker:  Incrementally work to lessen number of abortions.
 Bob Corker:  No stem cell research that destroys human life.
 Harold Ford:  Pro-life; education before pregnancy to reduce abortions.
 Harold Ford:  Supports stem cell research of all types.
 |  | Budget & Economy Bob Corker:  Claims Ford tried to add $280 billion to national debt.
 Harold Ford:  Fight $2 trillion debt by balancing budget & ending pork.
 |  | Education Bob Corker:  Bonuses for high-performing teachers.
 Harold Ford:  Education needs equivalent of Interstate highway system.
 |  | Energy & Oil Bob Corker:  Strongly support biofuel; campaign chair is biodiesel seller.
 Harold Ford:  Grow our way to energy independence, while drilling Alaska.
 |  | Government Reform Bob Corker:  Work ethic requires solving problems, not just talking.
 Harold Ford:  Missed votes while campaigning, but voted 93% of the time.
 |  | Immigration Bob Corker:  Fired four illegal immigrants as soon as contract allowed.
 Bob Corker:  Use technology to improve fence along Mexican border.
 Harold Ford:  Claims Corker hired four illegal immigrants.
 |  | Jobs Bob Corker:  Minimum wage needs increase; but reduce burden too.
 Harold Ford:  Consistently supports minimum wage increase.
 |  | Principles & Values Bob Corker:  Ford’s family lobbies Ford in Congress.
 Bob Corker:  I’ve lived a TN life; my opponent has lived a DC life.
 Harold Ford:  Campaign should be about ideas, not family political machine.
 Harold Ford:  Attended law school but failed bar exam due to campaigning.
 Harold Ford:  This race is about whether we want a rubber stamp for Bush.
 |  | War & Peace Bob Corker:  Can’t leave Iraq until they have the tools to move ahead.
 Harold Ford:  Divide up Iraq into Sunni, Shia & Kurd regions.
 Harold Ford:  If you want to stay the course, I’m not your guy.
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The above quotations are from Rep. Harold Ford, Jr. (D-9th) & Former Chattanooga Mayor Bob Corker debate at the University of Chattanooga, hosted by the Chattanooga Times Free Press, WTVC-TV News Channel 9, & the Chattanooga Bar Assocation, Oct. 10, 2006. . 
 
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