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And from this perspective the book was not quite what i was expecting

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I mean it is a campaign biography combined with a bunch of policy proposals

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But they are actually reasonably good proposals instead of the feelgood dreck that usually gets published in campaign books

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But he argues that those ends are best achieved through market processes and incentives carbon taxes for example that create disincentives to pollutesomething that has long been advocated by freemarket economistsor a public healthcare option that creates a nonprofit insurance company to compete with forprofit companies currently offering insurance on the exchanges

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Unlike most campaign books the right answer is light on outrage porn

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He presents some fairly good arguments against the 2017 republican tax bil and the rhetoric of donald trump

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But he doesnt call trump supporters idiots

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So the bottom line is that this is a pretty good book for the kind of book that it is which is not a genre known for its literary merit or philosophical insight