Traitor
A History of Betraying America from Benedict Arnold to Donald Trump
Book • 2020
In 'Traitor,' David Rothkopf traces episodes of betrayal throughout U.S.
history, from Revolutionary times to contemporary politics.
He analyzes the motives, contexts, and ramifications of individuals who have acted against national interests.
The narrative explores how betrayal is perceived politically and culturally, and how it shapes public trust and institutions.
Rothkopf situates modern controversies within a broader historical pattern, offering insights into recurring themes and consequences.
The book provides a lens to understand loyalty, accountability, and political fallout across eras.
history, from Revolutionary times to contemporary politics.
He analyzes the motives, contexts, and ramifications of individuals who have acted against national interests.
The narrative explores how betrayal is perceived politically and culturally, and how it shapes public trust and institutions.
Rothkopf situates modern controversies within a broader historical pattern, offering insights into recurring themes and consequences.
The book provides a lens to understand loyalty, accountability, and political fallout across eras.
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