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Blockers

Michael Lewis

Blockers. It wasn't a compliment. In the new Washington, it was the worst thing you could be--especially if you worked in the federal government and wanted to keep your job. A Blocker was a holdover, an impediment, someone who didn't get the message--and, most of all, someone who didn't belong. Michael Lewis found six of them. Blockers is the story of people who believed they had a calling, who were convinced they were doing something the country couldn't do without, and then discovered they were no longer wanted. One kept Americans' most sensitive tax data out of the wrong hands and another made sure that politicians and civil servants played by the rules. One figured out how to stop wildfires from destroying suburban neighborhoods, another helped uncover the mysteries of cystic fibrosis. There was also a security guard. It should come as no surprise that the writer who made subprime mortgages gripping (The Big Short) and who turned baseball statistics into poetry (Moneyball) could transform the first two years of the second Trump administration into a thriller about federal employees. But he does. And he does something else. He puts before us a clear question: If these public servants can't survive in government today, then what does that say about us?

Mediji	Grāmatas Hardcover Book (Grāmata ar cieto muguriņu un vāku)
Tiks izlaists	2026. gada 6. oktobris
ISBN13	9781324131656
Izdevēji	Wiley
Lapas	256
Izmēri	150 × 220 × 20 mm · 545 g (Svars (aptuveni))
Valoda	Angļu