Home Alone
Presidential aspirant and South Bend Mayor Pete Buttigieg poses the question "What would my next-door neighbors think of all this?" in his political autobiography Shortest Way Home. In Home Alone, E. Michael Jones, who has lived with his family on the very block where Buttigieg grew up since before Buttigieg was born, answers that question, and his answer is devastating. For "virtually every ... claim in [his] book, the facts stubbornly resist the paradigm Mayor Pete brings to bear to interpret them," writes Jones, as he picks apart the fallacies in Buttigieg's self-serving autobiography. After reading Home Alone, you'll never look at Buttigieg or his presidential hopes in the same way again.
47 pages, 2 editions
English edition · First published 2019 by Independently Published · ISBN 9781090875716
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2 editions
English
- Home Alone · Independently Published · 2019 · ISBN 9781090875716 This page
- Home Alone · Independently Published · 2019 · ISBN 9781092259538
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