A Senate Journal 1943-1945

The narrative captures the experiences of a young reporter in the U.S. Senate during a tumultuous era marked by World War II, FDR's New Deal, and contentious political battles, including efforts to pack the Supreme Court. Allen Drury, renowned for his political novels, provides a firsthand account of the intense partisan divides and significant historical events that shaped American politics in the 20th century. His unique perspective offers insights into the complexities of governance and the impact of global conflict on domestic policy.