Change We Can Believe in: Barack Obama's Plan to Renew America's Promise

This is much different from the previous books written by Barack Obama. It's pretty obvious that this book is written not by Barack (although the foreward is) but by his campaign. It clearly and specifically outlines his plans for America and includes several key speeches made during his campaign, including his decleration of candidacacy and his famed "Speech on Race"....more

This is much different from the previous books written by Barack Obama. It's pretty obvious that this book is written not by Barack (although the foreward is) but by his campaign. It clearly and specifically outlines his plans for America and includes several key speeches made during his campaign, including his decleration of candidacacy and his famed "Speech on Race". It's not my favorite, but it's one for sceptics   hide

Very good book to read before the election. I read it after and found it very encouraging. President-elect's Barrack Obama's plan for his presidency are nicely laid out. A must read for those interested in the future of the USA

Does a fairly good job of outlining Obama's plans for change. It leaves out the step-by-step processes he will go through to accomplish said plan, but serves its purpose as a great outline. The only disappointing feature to this book is it never explains how Obama will pay for any of it.

Serves it's purpose well.

The plans he has "sound" great, but he's only telling us what we want to hear. Moreover, none of this plans are realistic in today's world. He's a wolf in sheep's clothing. Plain and simple. So far the plans seem reasonbile but most are simply neither feasible or reachable in his four years as President; assuming he wins the election. Have yet to read 'The...more

The plans he has "sound" great, but he's only telling us what we want to hear. Moreover, none of this plans are realistic in today's world. He's a wolf in sheep's clothing. Plain and simple. So far the plans seem reasonbile but most are simply neither feasible or reachable in his four years as President; assuming he wins the election. Have yet to read 'The Case Against Obama' to balance out the argument between these two books.   hide

For those who don't know, read this and you WON'T have to ask somebody!