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A review by bookswithjoe
The Point of It All: A Lifetime of Great Loves and Endeavors by Charles Krauthammer
5.0
It can be a tough read because he's just such a smart thinker and writer. I read and had to stop to reference either a definition of a word or an issue he was discussing. If you're looking to get into current affairs, or already are, this is a great book for your TBR list.
He provides unbiased perspective on issues of today and the past and makes politics palatable. I consider this a gateway book for politics. The writings are his columns as they appeared in the WaPo and if you can follow along, which admittedly could be difficult depending on how informed you are when you start this book, you'll emerge with a better understanding of what matters and, as the title suggests, what the point of it all is
He provides unbiased perspective on issues of today and the past and makes politics palatable. I consider this a gateway book for politics. The writings are his columns as they appeared in the WaPo and if you can follow along, which admittedly could be difficult depending on how informed you are when you start this book, you'll emerge with a better understanding of what matters and, as the title suggests, what the point of it all is