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Highlights minor changes and easy activities we can all focus on to make a major impact

Excellent book, loaded with characters. Every voter should read it. Narration was perfect. Recommend

I liked the accuracy and in depth chronological depiction of the gaming industry. But a big question: what is the point of the book? The Author makes an entertaining, insightful description if the industry BUT it is lacking actionable items and reflections for now and the future.it’s an excellent book for beginners though and I..

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I’m enjoying the story line of the book. Narrator is great, does a good job of capturing the characters. The characters are a tiny bit annoying for me, the banter between the VP and the Major is a little unrealistic for the situation but others probably find it fun. I recommend trying this series

Love how Conason draws the links from Roy Cohn’s shady schemes in the 1950’s to the current criminal schemes of Trump, his family, and other Republicans. I was surprised to learn how some Evangelical preachers were involved in various grifts make money.

Author could have left out his comments at the end. Not sure I will buy another.

I started to suspect something was up during the Tea Party uprising. I was turning 30 at the time and the inconsistencies in conservatism were starting to become too blatant to ignore. By the time Trump came on the scene I was in a trot away from the far right, and after Jan 6 I..

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How well the facts were presented with evidence. He named names and history of the grifters

I’m baffled as to how this managed to get published. “Agent of the Imperium” reads like a hallucinating AI compilation.

A well-researched examination into exactly how ‘the machine’ works. The motivation is cash and influence. (power) Yes, there are tens of millions of them out there as the author indicates they are born hourly by the dozens.