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Inside Look at Fighting Federal Corruption

Revisado: 05-26-24

Mark's book is an intriguing look into the federal bureaucracy during the Trump presidency. The book explores the administrative state, revealing how entrenched bureaucrats, often Democrats, wield significant influence.

While civil servants appear to be selfless public servants, Mark's story uncovers a different reality. He details how career federal employees thwarted Trump’s efforts to "drain the swamp." Mark turns potentially dry content—like clearance processes and legal proceedings—into an engaging narrative.

I highly recommend this book for individuals wanting to understand the inner workings of the federal bureaucracy, the challenges of combating entrenched corruption, and the complexities of whistleblower retaliation.

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Great Overview of Medicare

Revisado: 09-18-15

What’s the most interesting tidbit you’ve picked up from this book?

I had basic understanding of Medicare before reading this book, however I can now clearly explain the differences of Medicare Parts A,B,C, and D. Also, the book's brief history of Medicare was both relevant and fascinating.

Any additional comments?

I strongly believe that anyone who reads this book come away with new information, however those that will benefit the most are the following: individuals about to go on Medicare, individuals with parents about to go on Medicare, and students studying the US healthcare system.

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