Filthy Rich Politicians: The Swamp Creatures, Latte Liberals, and Ruling-Class Elites Cashing in on America by Matt Lewis. From the description, it appears to be a critique of the current state of American democracy, with a focus on the influence of money in politics and the behavior of elected officials.
The author, Matt Lewis, is described as a sharp political journalist who takes a searing and thought-provoking approach to expose what he perceives as problems within the political system. He criticizes the behavior of some politicians who take advantage of the system for their own benefit, resulting in a hybrid of wealthy and hypocritical ruling-class elites.
The book touches on various aspects, such as latte liberals, ivy league populists, insider traders, and trust-fund babies, as examples of the kinds of politicians contributing to the issues with money in politics. Lewis argues that the state of modern American democracy has become ridiculous, with elected officials using their positions to become wealthier, rather than serving the interests of the people they represent.
Despite the critical tone, the book aims to present solutions to the perceived problems by proposing reforms that would promote accountability among elected leaders and prevent corruption. These reforms are intended to rebuild trust in American institutions and preserve democracy for future generations.