Inside Out | 
pickThis book felt hurried. It's not really any shorter than his other books, but there are lots of distracting & careless punctuation errors. Despite that, this was enjoyable. I really liked Paula's character but was disappointed over how she turned out. Hort has a speech at the end about what the American government is, and it feels particularly accurate now, though this book was published in the pre-Trump presidency world. 4 out of 5 stars.
The[...]unwritten rule of American politics: the sacrifice had to be commensurate with the scandal. For Abu Ghraib, it had been enough to sacrifice[...]enlisted personnel. Watergate[...]had required the resignation of a president. [T]he more the politician could invoke national security[..]the more the impact of the scandal could be blunted. That‘s why Clinton‘s blow job almost killed him, while war crimes accusations were so easy to deflect.
