In 2009, a newspaper columnists question prompted Mitch Daniels perhaps the most successful Republican governor in the nation to embark on a passionate, arduous, nearly two-year journey to make the most difficult decision of his life: whether or not to pursue the presidency of the United States.
Don V. Cogman, a corporate and governmental affairs executive, shares a story that deserves to be told the story of what it takes to run for President of the United States, the choices a potential candidate faces, and the hard decisions a candidate must make during the process. As he offers a compelling, chronological glimpse into Daniels quest to make the right decision for not only himself and his family but also his country, Cogman reveals intriguing, behind-the-scene details as Daniels, with the help of eight devoted individuals, wrestled with the pros and cons of a presidential run during a unique time in America's history.
Run Mitch, Run shares a political leaders journey through a major, life-changing decision as he contemplates whether to run for President of the United States in 2012.
