This isn’t a manifesto. It’s a dissection. “The Big Beautiful Bill” tears into the 900-page federal law that was sold to the public as reform—but operates more like entrenchment. It rewrites eligibility, compresses benefits, and cements enforcement without ever admitting who it helps and who it buries. With the precision of a surgeon and the bluntness of a veteran policy analyst who’s seen this game before, this book walks through the full scope of the law’s reach—SNAP, Medicaid, taxes, immigration, energy, education—no section left unscrutinized.

There’s no fluff here. Just sharp, informed, and brutally honest analysis. Every chapter names names and outlines impact—on working families, caregivers, gig workers, seniors, immigrants, and the states left holding the bag. It shows how legal rigidity and buried implementation timelines make the law nearly impossible to reverse. It exposes the illusion of equity, the fantasy of fairness, and the deliberate design behind who gets squeezed.

This isn’t a feel-good read. It’s a wake-up call. If you’ve ever wondered why the safety net feels smaller, why benefits are harder to get, or why public systems seem rigged for collapse—this book has your answers. And they won’t make you feel better, but they will make you smarter.