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Surviving Tyranny, Redeeming America
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Robert Kuttner's memoir recounts his life-long engagement in progressive politics, investigative journalism, and policy advocacy, offering both personal anecdotes and reflections on American democracy.
He situates his experiences within broader political struggles, arguing for renewed civic engagement and public-policy remedies to contemporary crises.
The book mixes memoir with polemic, drawing lessons from historical fights and proposing paths forward beyond the Trump era.
Kuttner emphasizes institutions, the role of journalists and investigators, and the need for collective action to restore democratic norms.
The memoir is both retrospective and aspirational, aiming to inspire continued resistance and reform.
He situates his experiences within broader political struggles, arguing for renewed civic engagement and public-policy remedies to contemporary crises.
The book mixes memoir with polemic, drawing lessons from historical fights and proposing paths forward beyond the Trump era.
Kuttner emphasizes institutions, the role of journalists and investigators, and the need for collective action to restore democratic norms.
The memoir is both retrospective and aspirational, aiming to inspire continued resistance and reform.
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Robert Kuttner
March 31, 2026 - Robert Kuttner | Jon Hoffman | Sidney Blumenthal




