"Biden barely won?", Is this the so called liberal media in action?
Funny you should say that, because at least in terms of campaign books such as this one, Jonathan Allen & Amie Parnes became a total & complete joke after their Hillary 2016 autopsy book, Shattered, resulted in a litany of staffers coming out to categorically deny the allegations which were made in it, something that doesn't usually happen - at least, as intensely as it did after that book - to campaign books such as these, so I'd recommend taking anything they put down in a book such as this with a grain of salt, yeah.
Not to mention, the book - about Biden's win - is literally titled "Lucky," & the few excerpts about Biden which we've gotten thus far seem to paint him as nothing but a bumbling fool who has zero awareness, so it's not exactly all that hard to read between the lines here.
That's unfair- both are very skilled reporters that got a lot right on the Clinton campaign- the staffers objected to the campaign being deeply flawed and filled with people who didn't get along. The campaign was probably more positive in their minds but the story that Parnes and Allen got from people put a bigger picture perspective on things that isn't necessarily going to speak to how people inside the campaign viewed it. I've bought the book and the way it details the Biden campaign makes me feel that most campaigns operate with competing factions, egos, and personality fights but that doesn't mean they aren't enjoyable at the same time and a journalist's narrative of that experience won't really capture that.
