981:. Released on the 50th anniversary of Senator Robert F. Kennedy's assassination—June 6, 2018—this gripping historical fiction answers for history based on facts, and not on idealized or romantic notions, what likely would have happened if RFK had lived to go on finish his campaign for the 1968 Democratic presidential nomination to Chicago, the city that hosted that year's tumultuous Democratic National Convention. On to Chicago is a heavily researched and sourced work that twists the arc of history with facts that will appeal both to fiction lovers as well as pure history aficionados, because so much of it is true. With nearly one thousand endnotes online that confirm how much of this story mirrors reality, many revelations will surprise even the most dedicated history buffs.
931:. Rogan's rollicking early memoir tells the story of how he was born the illegitimate son of a cocktail waitress single mother who was later convicted of a felony. He grew up amid a circle of tough friends; after years of borderline delinquency, he was expelled from high school, and he worked at many colorful jobs—from porn theater bouncer to bartender at a Sunset Strip female mud-wrestling bar and at a Hell's Angels bar. Despite these many handicaps, he went on to become a lawyer, a gang murder prosecutor in the Los Angeles County District Attorney's office, a municipal and superior court judge, state legislator, majority leader of the California State Assembly, and a U.S. congressman.
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949:. Rogan's behind the scenes memoir of the President Bill Clinton impeachment saga of the 1990s. Rogan had ascertained that, should the scandal lead to impeachment proceedings, future accounts would suffer from faulty memories or faulty motives. To combat the threat of factual or historical error, Rogan, from his first day on the House Judiciary Committee, kept copious notes during every significant meeting relating to impeachment, to create a complete and accurate historical chronicle of what truly occurred behind the scenes in the unfolding drama.
837:. Although controlled by a Democratic majority, the U.S. Senate confirmed Rogan unanimously, and he assumed office in December 2001. In this new role, Rogan ran one of the oldest agencies in the federal government, overseeing 8,000 employees and a $ 1.5 billion budget. He served as chief advisor to the president on all matters of intellectual property and authored the USPTO's 21st Century Strategic Plan, a reorganization of the 214-year-old agency to modernize and integrate its operations with the leading world intellectual property offices.
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817:. Although Rogan and his predecessor in the 27th District were both Republican, the district had been trending Democratic for some time, and many of the district's constituents opposed the impeachment. In 2000, Democrats made defeating Rogan a high priority in the U.S. House races, and he was defeated by then state senator
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