In
the current political atmosphere, there are many emotions and opinions. Both conservative and liberal voices are
rampant with new controversial information everyday. This is one reason I chose the book, Barons
of the Beltway by Michelle Fields. However,
I am a self proclaimed anti-political enthusiast. I honestly try to stay as far away from any
political discussion as humanly possible.
Reading the Barons of the Beltway was a stretch for me, and I have to say I found it to be exactly what I thought it would be. That being said, I
was underwhelmed , but as I said, I am not a political junkie. The book delivers exactly what it said that
it would. Extravagances of today’s political system are compared to the
humbleness and conservative spending of our forefathers. Fields offers accounts of the IRS wasting
funds on “goodie bags” for conferences as well as delving into the Clinton
email issues and many additional congressional individuals extravagances and
problems. If I was a conservative news
junkie, I would probably be raving about the book. I honestly feel the book is well written and
interesting. However, in all honesty, I
feel that Barons of the Beltway is just one more way to make money during the
frustrating political climate of 2016.
FTC
disclaimer: I received this book for free from Blogging for Books for this
review.
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