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The Year That Broke America: An Immigration Crisis, a Terrorist Conspiracy, the Summer of Survivor, a Ridiculous Fake Billionaire, a Fight for Florida, and the 537 Votes That Changed Everything
Maybe someday
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Readers
55/100Critics
3/100Scholars
Author:
Andrew Rice
Publisher:
Harper
Date:
February 22, 2022
A journalistâs cultural and political history of the fatefully important moment when American politics and culture turned: the year 2000.
What The Reviewers Say
Rice has written an engaging, deftly constructed but conspicuously partisan account of the brief period that changed the United States for the worse.
... engaging.
While a few of Rice’s contentions feel forced, his narrative is propulsive and entertaining and he manages to make the outcome of that fateful election seem anything but assured. This book will appeal to readers of popular history à la Erik Larson’s work..
... fast-paced and jam-packed.
