Connie Mack, a former U.S. senator, a crusader against
cancer and a dedicated father has had many fantastic titles throughout his
life and career, but his title of choice remains: citizen.
Honest and heartening, Citizen Mack: Politics, an Honorable Calling (to be released by Brown Books Publishing Group on May 12, 2020), is Senator Mack’s memoir of an 18-year journey to and from Capitol Hill. After a family death in Florida and the realization that his greatest desire was to utilize his God-given gifts and run for o ce, Mack packed his bags and moved his family to D.C. to serve as a representative and eventually a senator for Florida.
Alongside the likes of John McCain, Joe Lieberman and Newt Gingrich, Mack helped usher in the turn of the century. From speaking at the National Prayer Breakfast,
addressing the American Israel Public A airs Committee, casting historic votes on the issues of sending troops to war, to the impeachment of a president and the nomination of a controversial Supreme Court justice, Mack’s account of his time in o ce is captivating and gives outsiders a front row seat to the world of Washington D.C.
“Citizen Mack is a wonderful book about a very full life,” Vice President Dick Cheney said. “Connie Mack was successful in politics - he never lost a race - but he also understands that there is a world beyond Washington and the next campaign. His account of his spiritual journey is honest, humble, and explains much about the man and his life of service.”
Threaded with candid stories, Citizen Mack encourages anyone considering a life in politics to do so with passion, and most importantly, with the motivation of improving people’s lives. Mack believes in serving one’s country and always maintaining humility by remembering that you are first and foremost a citizen.
Honest and heartening, Citizen Mack: Politics, an Honorable Calling (to be released by Brown Books Publishing Group on May 12, 2020), is Senator Mack’s memoir of an 18-year journey to and from Capitol Hill. After a family death in Florida and the realization that his greatest desire was to utilize his God-given gifts and run for o ce, Mack packed his bags and moved his family to D.C. to serve as a representative and eventually a senator for Florida.
Alongside the likes of John McCain, Joe Lieberman and Newt Gingrich, Mack helped usher in the turn of the century. From speaking at the National Prayer Breakfast,
addressing the American Israel Public A airs Committee, casting historic votes on the issues of sending troops to war, to the impeachment of a president and the nomination of a controversial Supreme Court justice, Mack’s account of his time in o ce is captivating and gives outsiders a front row seat to the world of Washington D.C.
“Citizen Mack is a wonderful book about a very full life,” Vice President Dick Cheney said. “Connie Mack was successful in politics - he never lost a race - but he also understands that there is a world beyond Washington and the next campaign. His account of his spiritual journey is honest, humble, and explains much about the man and his life of service.”
Threaded with candid stories, Citizen Mack encourages anyone considering a life in politics to do so with passion, and most importantly, with the motivation of improving people’s lives. Mack believes in serving one’s country and always maintaining humility by remembering that you are first and foremost a citizen.