47 Days: That Changed America - Paperback

by Bob Krouchick (Author)

A fascinating perspective on how the 2008 presidential race unfolded, while the country was going through the worst financial crisis since the Great Depression. Understand the uncertainty and angst about the future of America experienced by the middle-class voter. How does the middle-class feel and think about retirement savings evaporating, home values collapsing, job uncertainty, bank failures, government bailouts, and an election of a new leader during this time period? What will resonate with the middle-class in this election? Will there be a single issue that dominates? Will long established perceptions change? Get inside the mind of the middle-class voter as he navigates the chaos and turmoil of those 47 days. Share his perspective and observations as he tries to make sense of it all and figure out how to cast his vote in this once in a lifetime election that changed America.

Author Biography

The author is a 25 year veteran of the Financial services industry. He holds bachelor's and master's degrees from LaSalle University and is a Cerified Public Accountant. Employed by one of the world's largest financial institutions in 2008, he was inspired to write by the events he witnessed up close and personal during the financial crisis and presidential election. A father of five, Mr Krouchick resides in Pennsylvania with his wife Helene and their youngest daughter. This is his first book.