Ezra Klein
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Recommended Books
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The Price of Peace
Beyond Ideology
Children of Ruin
Give People Money
Down Girl
Breaking the Two-Party Doom Loop
Creativity, Inc.
Overreach
Let the People Pick the President
This Is How You Lose the Time War
Books by Ezra Klein
Source & Proof
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“The book that is probably the most influential for me in thinking about how American politics really works.”
“@AGKD123 I read Children of Ruin and Shards of Earth this year too, went on a real Tchaikovsky kick! They're all great, but CoT is a masterwork, even if Shards is, in some ways, probably a more wellconstructed book.”
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“Highly recommend @leedrutman's book if you do want to understand this issue. He's more optimistic than I am about multiparty democracy solving our ills, but he's absolutely right on the structural nature of twoparty duopoly:”
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“A series of books on presidential rhetoric. Those are books that are not the friendliest tours through American politics but they are the most information rich.”
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