Just Because We Are the 99%

Focusing on the political landscape of 2011, the narrative examines how the 99% inadvertently empowered the "NO" party during the 2010 midterms, leading to a continued economic downturn. It critiques the electorate's failure to prioritize job creation and highlights the consequences of divisive politics, including restrictive laws and manipulation rooted in subconscious biases. The book aims to motivate readers to overcome these divisions and recognize their collective responsibility in shaping a more unified political future.