"Frank does a splendid job of showing why Eisenhower and Nixon are still compelling characters, but neglects the political dimension that framed their relationship. My guess is that even general readers will want to know the significance of the political stories they’re told, no matter how beautifully those tales unfold."
Geoffrey Kabaservice in The New Republic reviews Jeffrey Frank's Ike and Dick: Portrait of a Strange Political Marriage.
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