As Director of the Office of Management and Budget in the early 1980s, David Stockman was a chief architect of the Reagan Revolution, a bold plan to cut taxes and reduce the scope and cost of government. "The Triumph of Politics" was Stockman's frontline report of the miscalculations, manipulations, and political intrigues that led to its failure. A major publishing event and New York Times bestseller in its day, "The Triumph of Politics" is still startling relevant to the conduct of Washington politics today

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