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Gail Collins - As Texas Goes (@ Sixth & I)
Jun 19 2012 7:00 pm
Jun 19 2012 8:00 pm
In As Texas Goes...How the Lone Star State Hijacked the American Agenda, Gail Collins declares that "what happens in Texas doesn't stay in Texas anymore."
Not until she visited Texas, the state of big oil and bigger ambitions, did Collins, the best-selling author and columnist for the New York Times, realize that she had missed the one place that mattered most in America’s political landscape.
Through its vigorous support of banking
deregulation, lax environmental standards, and draconian tax cuts,
and through its fierce championing of states rights, gun ownership, and
sexual abstinence, Texas has become the bellwether of a far-reaching
national movement that continues to have profound social and economic
consequences for us all. According to Collins, like it or not, as Texas
goes, so goes the nation.
Book signing to follow.
This is a ticketed event taking place at Sixth & I Synagogue. One general admission ticket is $12, or receive two free tickets with the purchase of the book.
$12 admission tickets and books will be available for sale at the door. Pre-reserved books and tickets may be collected at the event venue at Sixth & I. Will Call and doors open at 6 p.m. and the event begins at 7.
Please note: Any books purchased through the website on the day of the event will NOT include tickets and will receive a signed book only subject to availability.
- Street:
- Sixth & I Synagogue
- Additional:
- 600 I Street NW
- City:
- Washington ,
- Province:
- District Of Columbia
- Postal Code:
- 20001
- Country:
- United States
All our in-store events are free and open to the public. All event titles are 20% off for members during the month in which the author appears at the store. Click here for directions. There is ample parking available in the lot behind the store and in the surrounding neighborhood.
If you can't come to an event and still want an autographed copy of the book, you may purchase titles in advance either in the store, over the phone (202.364.1919 or 1.800.722.0790), or through our website.
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All event-related inquiries can be sent to our Events Coordinator, Sarah Baline, at events@politics-prose.com. For Children and Teens' Events, contact Kerri Poore at kpoore@politics-prose.com.







