West Winging It: An Un-presidential Memoir Audiobook (Free)

The Western world Wing meets ANY OFFICE with this “funny, moving story about employed in the Light House that is a must read for anybody who misses having Barack Obama as Chief executive” (Dan Pfeiffer, cohost of Pod Save America), straight from his senior writer and former Deputy Movie director of Messaging.

West Winging It is the “fitfully funny…warm and observant” (Kirkus) tale of Pat Cunnane and his trip from outsider to insider—from his dreary work in a warehouse to his dream job in the White colored House. Pat pulls about Western Winging It: An Un-presidential Memoir the drapes back again on the most famous and unique building in the United States, telling the storyplot of the true West Wing with convincing and quirky portraits of the people who populate the area, from the Chief executive to the press corps. Pat goes in to the Oval Workplace, offering a “snappy, sunny” (USA TODAY) insider’s glance of what it’s actually like—through the minutiae to the momentous—to just work at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.

Along the way, Pat attracts a romantic portrait of the side of President Obama that few were privy to—the funnyman, the nerd, the athlete, the nurturing parent. He explains both the little details—enough time he viewed in horror as the President reached over the sneeze guard at Chipotle—and the larger, historic moments, such as watching the Chief executive handle the news from the 2015 terrorist episodes in Paris. In a few ways, working in the White colored House is like every workplace, and in a few ways, it’s like no office ever. Pat recounts enough time he unintentionally slammed a door on Joe Biden, plotted to really have the Pope bless him by faking a sneeze, and nearly wiped out America’s First Dog.

“Western world Winging It is a great, poignant reminder that the very best part about employed in the Obama Light Home was the people dealing with you, and understanding that everyone was there for the right reason: to attempt to do as much good, for as many folks, as we possibly could” (Jay Carney, previous press secretary). At its core, it’s a fish-out-of-water tale—only these fish want to run the United States of America.