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Trail Fever (ISBN 978-0679446606), más tarde reeditado bajo el título Losers: The Road to Everyplace but the White House (ISBN 978-0679768098), es un libro de no ficción sobre la elección presidencial de Estados Unidos de 1996 por Michael Lewis. El libro se centra en seguir a los candidatos perdedores, particularmente en el lado republicano, mientras cruzan el país para tratar de construir un seguimiento. Entre las estrellas inesperadas del libro están el colorido hombre de negocios Morry Taylor, el fundador de Titan Wheel International, y John McCain, que no fue un candidato pero que proporcionó a Lewis con valioso contexto y comprensión.

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Trail Fever (ISBN 978-0679446606), later republished under title Losers: The Road to Everyplace but the White House (ISBN 978-0679768098), is a non-fiction book about the 1996 United States Presidential Election by Michael Lewis. The book is focused on following the losing candidates, particularly on the Republican side, as they criss-cross the country to try to build a following. Among the book's unexpected stars are the colorful businessman Morry Taylor, the founder of Titan Wheel International, and John McCain, who was not a candidate but who provided Lewis with valuable context and understanding.

v t e Works by Michael Lewis
Books	Liar's Poker Trail Fever (aka Losers) The New New Thing Next Moneyball The Blind Side Panic The Big Short Boomerang Flash Boys The Undoing Project The Fifth Risk The Premonition Going Infinite
Film adaptations	The Blind Side Moneyball The Big Short Radical Wolfe

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