Reddit reviews Outsider in the House

The first book was titled "Outsider in the House", as in House of Representatives, published in 1998. You can look at it here: http://www.amazon.com/Outsider-House-Bernie-Sanders/dp/1859841775

"Outsider in the White House" is an update/modern version of "Outsider in the House", hence the word "White" added as if it were painted on... because he's now running for president. It's a new, abrupt stage in his life.

Unfortunately, Sanders has never written a book outlining his political method or decision-making process (I wrote a short blog post that sketches out the barebones which is a shame because he has decades of political experience we could all learn from (lord knows I have). The closest thing is his Outsider in the House/Outsider in the White House which touches on why he gave up running as a spoiler after coming in third place in the 1986 gubernatorial election in Vermont. But he really doesn't get into the weeds of explaining all the hows and whys.

One of the problems we're going to run up against soon is who to back when there are two progressives running against each other? I'm thinking here for a progressive Democrat like Zephyr Teachout going up against a Green Party member in a general election or maybe a progressive Democrat going up against Kshama Sawant and there really is no book written that provides any guidance to such difficult and really unprecedented questions.

I can recommend some articles if you're interested in that.

This is the book Bernie is talking about, Outsider in the house.