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Master of the SenateTheir words
So, the first book I want to recommend is The Master of the Senate by Robert Caro. I I talk in the book uh about the the fight in Wisconsin and the the way that we under-rigged our state, which wound up requiring the flipping of the state Supreme Court.
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Seeing Like a StateTheir words
The second book that I I want to recommend is a book called Seeing Like a State. And this is a a book by someone who used to be a University of Wisconsin professor, actually, James C. Scott. Uh and it's about the ways that utopian projects often fall apart and totally backfire.
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