Political books?

Specifically those which expose the sham of the two party system, or the concentration of power outside of the people's hands, or call for a reconsideration of current government spending and policies.

pls stay go, I'm already redpilled but want book recommendations don't derail thanks

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maybe check out this dude's stuff

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Has anyone read Creature from Jekyll Isle?

Righteous Indignation. One of the best books I've ever read.

>reading to confirm preconceived notions
>redpilled

Just find a blog that doubles down on your biases and wrap yourself up in a comfy blanket.

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Understanding Power and Killing Hope

Has anyone read Paul Krugman's "The Conscience of a Liberal?"

I picked it up at GoodWill for $0.50

I have some /pol/ and political reading guides i can dump if you want.

I already do that with Moldbug's Unqualified Reservations. I'm looking for books that can modulate the fancy with facts.

also
>preconceived notions
i'm sorry user what is the difference between me and anyone else?