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Centrist & Former Sen. Joe Manchin reflects on career, state of U.S. politics in new memoir




Excerpt from the book's Forward: "In a time when our country feels more divided than ever, this book is a reminder that unity isn’t weakness—it’s wisdom.


That compromise isn’t surrender—it’s how things get done.


Joe’s been in the middle of some of the biggest decisions of our time, and he’s never flinched from doing what he thought was right. He never let the political winds change his compass.


Joe has stayed right there—dead center—grounded, unshaken, and guided by common sense.


That kind of consistency is rare.


That kind of leadership is needed."


Nick Saban


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