Government Gone Wild: How D.C. Politicians Are Taking You for a Ride -- and What You Can Do About It - Hardcover

GOVERNMENT GONE WILD is a wake-up call from Kristin Tate. In a lively style, she makes it clear that you're not nearly as free as you think you are. A lot of what she has to say may rub you the wrong way, but it's a message you need to hear.--Scott Rasmussen, New York Times bestselling author, co-founder of ESPN, founder of the Rasmussen Reports Kristin Tate exposes the dark underbelly of our government at work through her insight and her passion. This is a must read if you want to help establish a high ethical standard in our government.--James O'Keefe, New York Times bestselling author and president of Project Veritas Kristin Tate emerges on the scene as the voice of the millennial generation in GOVERNMENT GONE WILD. Insightful, unexpectedly thought-provoking, and with a heavy dose of humor, this really is a must read for anyone irked by the status quo in Washington.--Carla Gericke, president of the Free State Project GOVERNMENT GONE WILD is a tour de force! Anybody who is looking for what comes next in America should pick up this book right now and read it straight through.--Nick Gillespie, editor-in-chief of Reason.com This book is really special. Kristin is a real firebrand, a tremendous investigative reporter, and this book is a real eye-opener.--Steven K. Bannon, Bretibart News Network Executive Chairman

Passionate and politically involved 24 year-old Kristin Tate worries that her fellow millennials, and even 40-something elders, have become politically ambivalent and brainwashed into accepting big government ideology--instead of thinking for themselves. But it's not too late to take on the status quo. Tate's fresh political action handbook, GOVERNMENT GONE WILD, is for a new generation of voters who, like her, are irked that they will be paying for this out-of-control government their entire working lives; and know that if America is to retain stability and liberty, it's going to be up to them to make sure government is working again. Smart, irreverent, and yes, hip, Tate shows readers on both sides of the aisle that politics isn't just vital to their future-it's a fun way to agitate the entitled political establishment.