Just Because We Are the 99%

Focusing on the political landscape of 2011, the narrative explores how the 99% inadvertently empowered the "NO" party during the 2010 midterms, despite the economic turmoil they faced. It examines the consequences of this decision, highlighting the lack of accountability and the detrimental effects on job creation and social policies. The book delves into themes of manipulation, responsibility, and the need for unity among the 99%, urging readers to confront underlying biases that hinder collective progress.