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"Robert Novak knows that another Democratic presidential victory in 2000 could very well undo much of the work of both the Reagan era and the "Republican Revolution" of 1994, and he is dedicated to making sure it doesn't happen. In this passionate tour of the political landscape, Novak explains why control of Congress is not sufficient to remake American politics and proposes a strategy for Republicans to break their presidential losing streak. He also makes a compelling case that to re-instill the office of the presidency with honor demands a change of party. Completing the Revolution outlines specific platform shifts, tactics to take advantage of the fluid political situation in the wake of the Clinton scandals, and ways to avoid the miscalculations that cost Newt Gingrich his speakership. Sure to serve as the basis of the debates at the Iowa caucuses and New Hampshire primary, Novak's argument presents the principles and imperatives that any conservative candidacy must embrace -- if victory in 2000 is to become a reality."