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Remember when I started a Substack during Season One of the Global Pandemic? It was roughly 90000 years ago, so I don’t blame anyone who gets this and thinks….when did I sign up for this shit…I can’t be out here subscribing to any...
The Power Broker Part IV: The Use of Power
A few weeks ago, the New York Times published a trend piece about how every dorkus cable news personality and politician keeps a copy of The Power Broker prominently displayed on their bookshelves during Zoom appearances. It calls Caro’s bo...
The Power Broker, Part III: The Rise to Power
Much to my delight, this section includes a tossed-off aside about how former New York governor Al Smith and Franklin D. Roosevelt had a “blood feud.” I plan on spending at least three hours in a Wikipedia fugue investigating that particula...
The Power Broker Part II: The Reformer
This is the shortest section of The Power Broker. Just 12 pages long, it’s the last patch of preamble before Moses grabs power. So this won’t be a long entry, either!
Caro calls Moses “furiously impatient” as he begins his career. Moses ge...
The Power Broker, Part I: The Idealist
The childhood bit of a biography is almost always dreary, the chore to slog through until the person hits puberty and things get spicy. Not this one, though! The beginning of The Power Broker reads like a super-villain origin story written...
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