How does Flynn reveal the professionalism of the main characters?

Why do you think Flynn allows the reader to see Mitch's private life, but only shows the other characters in a professional setting?

Do you think Hank Clark is an inherently bad character, or just part of the cut and thrust world of American politics?

How accurately do you think Flynn represents the relationship between Israel and America? Is his portrayal problematic?

How do Irene Kennedy and Ben Freidman act to symbolize Flynn's thoughts on the relationship between Israel and America?

How does Flynn present decisiveness as an essential part of politics?

How does Donatella's presence change the dynamics of the novel?