Hostile Takeover

by Matt Kibbe

First published 2012

Matt Kibbe takes aim at Washington's bloated federal apparatus. The FreedomWorks leader builds his case against centralized government control, arguing that bureaucratic overreach has corrupted the system America's founders designed. Kibbe maps out strategies for citizens to reclaim their freedoms from an increasingly powerful federal machine. He shows how decentralized information networks can help individuals resist government encroachment on their lives and liberties. The book presents a framework for returning America to its constitutional roots. Kibbe offers readers practical tools for fighting back against federal overreach and restoring the balance of power the founding generation intended.

Genres: political-science, politics, non-fiction, government, activism, american-history

Vibes: thought-provoking

Tropes: call-to-action

Setting: America, Washington

Period: 21st-Century

416 pages · Kindle Edition · William Morrow

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