Improving the Government

1

The 90-Degree Turn: Remaking Federal Government - from big, bulky, and misguided to lean, decentrali
by JB Fred Eberlein

This book contains a thoroughly thought-through plan to remake Washington, D.C. by putting the government's focus on the needs of the people. Mr. Eberlein argues that the only thing that can save the government from corruption (from itself basically) is a complete overhaul of the system.

2

Direct: The Rise of the Middleman Economy and the Power of Going to the Source
by Kathryn Judge

This book highlights the importance of the middleman, and how he (or she) has made himself a requirement in the functioning of the economy and the government.

3

The Shock Doctrine: The Rise of Disaster Capitalism
by Naomi Klein

This book highlights how capitalism is taking over not only the United States but the entire world. Not only that, but these corporate takeovers seem to happen around the time of natural disasters or catastrophes when the people in the area are desperate.

4

End The Fed
by Ron Paul

According to this book, the Fed is corrupt, unconstitutional, and outdated. Long has the day passed when the Fed should have been replaced with something more modern and less corrupt.

5

The Wealth of Nations
by Adam Smith

An oldie but goodie. This book covers economic conditions and how they affect the everyday lives of everyone on the planet. This book argues that we should have our best interests at heart, as opposed to the interest of the country.