Non-Fiction

Shipwack

(2,308 posts) Mon Nov 11, 2024, 01:43 PM Nov 11

If you're a fan of Thom Hartmann

The website "Humble Bundle" is selling a collection of his books in electronic format. 10 ebooks (PDF and ePUB formats available) for a suggestion donation of $15, though you can pay more or less. A portion of the proceeds go to the charity Worldreader, which is dedicated to bringing ebooks to children. You can change how large a portion goes to the charity.

It ends November 26th, 2024.

The books are:

The Hidden History of the American Dream

The Hidden History of American Democracy

The Hidden History of Neoliberalism

The Hidden History of Big Brother in America

The Hidden History of American Healthcare

The Hidden History of American Oligarchy

The Hidden History of Monopolies

The Hidden History of the War on Voting

The Hidden History of the Supreme Court and the Betrayal of America

The Hidden History of Guns and the Second Amendment

https://www.humblebundle.com/books/hidden-histories-thom-hartmann-books

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If you're a fan of Thom Hartmann (Original Post) Shipwack Nov 11 OP

Awesome. He's so prolific. Mike 03 Nov 11 #1

Mike 03

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1. Awesome. He's so prolific.

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Mon Nov 11, 2024, 01:56 PM

Nov 11

One really cool thing he did for the Free Speech TV fund drive this year was offer signed copies of his complete "Hidden History of" series. I can't recall how much you had to donate to receive it, but I think it was $1000.

There are a bunch I need to read, but I'm especially interested in "The Hidden History of Neoliberalism." I need clarity on where that concept came from. I see so many MAGA fanatics misusing that term. It's crucially important to understand that, because I believe that's the underlying force behind what Trump (and Musk) is threatening to do to our country--cutting government to the bone, huge tax cuts for the wealthiest among us, deregulating markets, decimating the safety net for millions, and basically leaving us to our own devices.

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