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Barack Obama has never been completely vetted - as yet. In Leading from In back of, New York Times best-selling investigative journalist Richard Miniter reveals the first booklet to explore Leader Obama's talents as a innovator, by unearthing new information on his biggest successes and failures. Based on exclusive interviews and never-before-published material, Leading from Behind investigates the trick world of the West Wing and the combative personalities that form historic events. Contrary to the White House narrative, which seeks to explain Obama as a visionary innovator, Leading from Behind reveals a president who's indecisive, moody, and often paralyzed by rivalling political considerations. Many victories - as well as several significant failures - during the Obama presidency are revealed to be the task of strong women, who led when the leader did not: then-Speaker Nancy Pelosi; Secretary of Condition Hillary Clinton; and Valerie Jarrett, his closest adviser and an Obama family confidante, whose uncommon degree of affect is a source of conflict with veteran political insiders. In Leading from In back of, become familiar with:

• Why Obama's marriage with Israel was poisoned years before he fulfilled Israel's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu
• The real reason for Valerie Jarrett's strong carry over both Barack and Michelle Obama
• ObamaCare wasn't Obama's idea. It was House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's. And the real reason he danced to her tune
• Obama postponed and canceled the quest to wipe out Osama bin Laden three times and then dedicated an intelligence blunder that allowed dozens of high-level customers of al Qaeda to get away
• Why Obama demolished a secret budget offer with House Speaker John Boehner that would have reformed entitlements, slashed spending, and reduced the countrywide debt - without raising taxes
• Why Obama is set to save Law firm Standard Eric Holder, even though he has mislead and stonewalled Congress about "Operation: Fast and Furious"
• Why Obama decided to defy the Tea Get together and ditch his strategies to end earmarks

In Leading from In back of, Richard Miniter's provocative research offers a remarkable, thoroughly sourced bank account of Leader Obama's White House during a time of strong local controversy and international turmoil.