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08 July 2008
Recently, political strategist Ralph Reed, a veteran of seven presidential campaigns, joined CFIF‘s Renee Giachino to discuss the 2008 election and his recently released book, “Dark Horse,” a political thriller which contains characters, plot twists and rare insight relevant to the real-life presidential campaign now underway.
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