Reporter Maggie Haberman has made a career following and writing about Donald Trump. This biographical portrait is filled with information about his past and illustrates Trump as a product of the smarmy side of New York. Haberman's book is chocked…
What sets this book apart from other Trump-related books is its focus on Trump's loyalists and how they contort themselves to please the twice-impeached former president. With the humor of Al Frankin or Rick Wilson's book, the shocking tales within…
A politician who at one time experienced homeless had to sleep in her car with two small children. Her career as a nurse and pastor gives her a sense of empathy which is rare in politics. Bush is no stranger to protest as she passionately advocates…
Elie Mystal pulls no punches as he takes a deep dive into our nation's constitution by using language that is easy to understand and will surely draw the ire of some. Calling the constitution “a kind of trash”, Mystal drives home the point that a…
Achieving electoral victories from two Georgia runoff elections, Pastor and Senator Warnock is no stranger to miracles. Warnock's book chronicles his humble beginnings as 1 of 12 children whose mother stayed at home while the father was a clergyman…
Ryan reflects not only on her time as the only Black woman in the Whitehouse press corp until 2018 but on other first such as Kamala Harris as Vice President, the appointment of Ketanji Brown-Jackson to the supreme court, and Karine Jean-Pierre as …
Dan Bouk's in-depth study of the census which on the surface is benignly used as a population count but in many ways has been misused to exclude ethnic populations and was often filled with inaccuracies such as misspelled names and relationships of…
A fascinating look at the profile of the strongman. Rachman uses Vladimir Putin, Donald Trump, Xi Jinping, and others as examples of authoritarian leaders who are fearsome yet deeply flawed leaders who use propaganda and aggression to their…
This scholarly work examines the attempts and motivations to whitewash history and keep certain events out of the classroom. Dyson and Favreau look at black activists and those who have pushed for change in American society regarding housing laws,…
This book takes a look at the dysfunction of government from both major parties and why nothing gets accomplished as those who take the job seriously are drowned out by the bickering self-interest of politicians seeking media attention or a boost in…