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Journalist, bibliophile, Anglophile, beagler. Pulitzer finalist, nine-fingered cocktail pianist. Prefers Schoenberg to Mozart, Powell to Waugh, Ella to Billie.

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‘The Education of a Senator’ Review: A Tennessean Perspective

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By Philip Terzian
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Lamar Alexander has little patience for the framing of moderates versus conservatives in GOP politics. Lamar Alexander of Tennessee is one of those career politicians, generally respected across party lines, whose admirers think of him as that rare public servant the republic deserves as president. Mr. Alexander, whose affable, straightforward manner and sterling credentials are very much on display in his entertaining memoir, “The Education of a Senator: From JFK to Trump,” would not disagree.
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Peerage Pressure Original

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By Philip Terzian
| The Washington Free Beacon Verified
Every society has an aristocracy, even those that deny or disparage the very idea, such as our own. The word derives from a Greek term roughly meaning "rule of the best" which, it goes without saying, means different things to different people.
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All Around the Upper House: Three Senatorial Lives

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By Philip Terzian
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Reviews of memoirs by John Fetterman and Joe Manchin, along with ‘The Game Changer,’ a biography of Harry Reid. Harry Reid in 2010. Getty Images Great books about senators aren’t especially plentiful.
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