Book · 2022 · nyt:combined-print-and-e-book-nonfiction=2022-12-04
So Help Me God
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And so the memoir that he recently came out with so help me God I mean I think the title is is sort of fascinating for all kinds of reasons.
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Mike Pence's political memoir explores his time in public office and the complex challenges of balancing personal integrity with political self-preservation. On The Book Review in 2024, Jen Szalai discussed the memoir, remarking that the title itself is fascinating for numerous reasons. Later, on The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast in 2023, Mike Pence appeared as a guest and spoke about his interactions with world leaders while in office, noting that he had documented his encounter with Vladimir Putin in his autobiography. The book offers a detailed look inside the administration from the perspective of the former vice president, capturing his reflections on key historical moments, policy decisions, and high-stakes diplomatic meetings. Reviewers and commentators have focused extensively on the motivations behind the publication, the framing of the title, and the insights Pence provides regarding his relationship with Donald Trump and the events leading up to the end of their term. Listeners interested in contemporary American politics, executive governance, and the personal accounts of key decision-makers frequently turn to this text to understand Pence's viewpoint on the tumultuous final years of the administration.
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Jennifer Szalai and so the memoir that he recently came out with so help me God I mean I think the title is is sort of fasc… 1
“and so the memoir that he recently came out with so help me God I mean I think the title is is sort of fascinating for all kinds of reasons”
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“We had a fair number of people around, and this has been written about, and I wrote about it in my book.”