It's Even Worse Than You Think

Understanding the motivation behind this detailed critique could shed light on the book’s urgency and tone. Did the author see specific moments as turning points?

The book presents a lot of facts and events; I found myself wondering if this was necessary to make the case or if it ever became too dense for casual readers.

With so many actions taken by the administration, I’m curious about what guided the selection process—what was considered most impactful or revealing?