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The People Know
A Brief History of Anti-Populism
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Thomas Frank's "The People Know" offers a concise yet insightful history of anti-populism in America.
He examines the recurring attempts to discredit and undermine populist movements, revealing the strategies employed by elites to maintain their power.
Frank's analysis highlights the enduring tension between the interests of the ruling class and the aspirations of ordinary citizens.
The book provides a valuable historical context for understanding contemporary political struggles.
It's a compelling read for anyone interested in the history of populism and its ongoing relevance in American politics.
He examines the recurring attempts to discredit and undermine populist movements, revealing the strategies employed by elites to maintain their power.
Frank's analysis highlights the enduring tension between the interests of the ruling class and the aspirations of ordinary citizens.
The book provides a valuable historical context for understanding contemporary political struggles.
It's a compelling read for anyone interested in the history of populism and its ongoing relevance in American politics.
