Drift
Drift
Nonfiction | Book | Adult | Published in 2012
Book Brief
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Book • Nonfiction
United States • Contemporary
2012
Adult
18+ years
Super Short Summary
In Drift, Rachel Maddow examines the increasing detachment of the U.S. military from civilian life. She explores the shifting balance of power between Congress and the Presidency, particularly in matters of war. Maddow investigates the consequences of these changes on democracy and civil governance.
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Review Roundup
Rachel Maddow's Drift has garnered praise for its engaging and insightful critique of American military power and the expansion of the executive branch. Critics commend Maddow's thorough research and compelling narrative, though some suggest the book leans heavily on partisan perspectives. Overall, Drift is seen as an informative read with a clear, if sometimes polarizing, standpoint.
Who Should Read Drift?
Readers who appreciate MSNBC's in-depth political analysis will enjoy Drift by Rachel Maddow. Fans of Al Gore's The Assault on Reason or Robert Reich's Supercapitalism will find Maddow's critique of America's shifting war policies insightful and compelling. Ideal for those interested in modern politics, government, and military history.
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Book • Nonfiction
United States • Contemporary
2012
Adult
18+ years
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