“Reid’s persistent optimism throughout this book will come as a comfort to many news-weary readers, who may be discouraged by the fact that government agents have continued to use extreme violence against protestors—including those who’ve exercised strategies that are very similar to those in this book. Resistance, he writes, ‘is about separating ourselves from our fear and undoing fear as the ground of our collective existence.’ Many readers, looking for hopeful guidance, will be cheered by how the author so clearly lays out such ideas.”

--Kirkus Reviews

Since the kickoff of the 2016 presidential campaign, a climate of fear and intimidation has dominated national life in the United States to a degree rarely seen before, poisoning our politics and reaching into our very relationships with friends, co-workers, and neighbors.

Should the Democratic establishment think nominating Bloomberg will not only defeat Trump but also help preserve its control over the party, Democratic leaders may be in for a nasty surprise.