Hitler's American Model: The United States and the Making of Nazi Race Law by James Q. Whitman

What if I told you that Hitler and his Nazi party based some of their antisemitic law making on laws and ideals being displayed in the USA at the time? Now what if I told you this fact five-hundred times in slightly different ways for the duration of an entire book?

Devil's Bargain by Joshua Green

Just when I thought books about Donald Trump couldn't get any worse or make me feel anymore confused and angry towards the literary efforts of my fellow man, one swoops in to steal my little heart.

Fire and Fury: Inside the Trump White House by Michael Wolff

I’ve given books shit for being poorly written or full of mistakes before. I’ve also read some pretty poorly written works with questionably poor editing. Fire and Fury makes all of those books look like fucking amateurs.

What Happened by Hillary Clinton

I had wanted to read this book when it was originally released back in September 2017, but I ended up forgetting Hillary Clinton existed (until the next time she consumes enough power to rise again) and it took my girlfriend's sister getting me the book for Christmas that year to say, "Oh yeah, Hillary wrote a book about that whole 2016 thing lol". I put off reading it for about another month as I was busy with another book and frankly, I was slightly intimidated by Hillary's long, throbbing whine-o-logue.

Crippled America: How To Make America Great Again by Donald Trump

I just recently got done reading Donald Trump's book; Crippled America: How To Make America Great Again. The book was copyrighted and published in 2015, while Donald was still newly on the campaign trail. Before I talk about the book itself, let me shed some backstory on how I came to find and read it.