Life of the Party: A Political Press Tart Bares All

<i>Behind our political leaders-yes, even the &quot;moralâ&copy;€&copy; ones-is an army of young, horny, professional staffers scrapping it out. </i> Lisa Baron should know-she used to be one of them. With the unerring candor of George Stephanopoulos and the uncensored wit of Chelsea Handler, Baron gives good anecdote on a world where Godaphiles and Press Tarts work together to keep their politicos from implodingâ&copy;€&copy;¦and reveals how a not-so-nice Jewish girl became spokeswoman for the head of the Christian Coalition until she had to kiss that career and its perks-a drunken night with Wayne Newton and a seemingly endless supply of narcotics-good-bye.<p>&quot;Sarah Palin, Ann Coulter, and Monica Crowley may think theyâ&copy;€&copy;™re pretty bold. But when it comes to baring the secret ardor of a conservative woman, nobody undresses like Lisa Baron.â&copy;€&copy; -<i>New York Daily News</i></p><p>&quot;Hysterical.â&copy;€&copy; -Hollis Gillespie, author of Trailer <i>Trashed</i></p><p>&quot;Everything you wanted to know about what goes on behind the Christian GOP curtain but were afraid to ask. Funny, frank, hilarious. â&copy;€&copy; -Michael Murphy, guest columnist for <i>Time </i> magazine</p><p>&quot;Sex, drugs, interns-rock stars have nothing on Bible-thumping politicos when it comes to sin and raunch.â&copy;€&copy; -Suzi Parker, author of <i>Sex in the South</i></p><p>&quot;Primary Colors meets Coyote Ugly.â&copy;€&copy; -<i>Gawker</i></p><p>&quot;Sex, scandalâ&copy;€&copy;¦this book has everything.â&copy;€&copy; -A. J. Jacobs</p>