UnPresidented
Politics, pandemics and the race that Trumped all others
(Author) Jon SopelFear and loathing on the 2020 campaign trail... '26 February, White House Briefing Room The coronavirus feels like it is changing everything. Suddenly it's not just a public health emergency; it has the potential to upend this whole election...' In UnPresidented: Politics, pandemics and the race that Trumped all others, BBC North America Editor Jon Sopel presents a diary of an election like we've never quite seen before. Experience life as a reporter on the campaign trail, as the election heats up and a global pandemic slowly sweeps in. As American lives are lost at a devastating rate, the presidential race becomes a battle for the very soul of the nation - challenging not just the Trump presidency, but the very institutions of American democracy itself. In this highly personal account of reporting on America in 2020, Jon Sopel takes you behind the scenes of a White House in crisis and an election in turmoil, expertly laying bare the real story of the presidential campaign in a panoramic account of an election and a year like no other.
Jon Sopel
Jon Sopel is a British journalist and author, best known for his work as the BBC's North America Editor. He has covered major political events such as the Brexit referendum, US presidential elections, and the Trump administration. Sopel's writing style is characterized by his insightful analysis and engaging storytelling. His most famous work is "If Only They Didn't Speak English: Notes from Trump's America," which offers a fascinating insider's perspective on the political landscape in the United States. Sopel's contributions to literature include providing readers with a unique and compelling look at contemporary politics and society.
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