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The Potomac Swamp

Power, Deception, and the Unraveling of the American Republic

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The Potomac Swamp

By: TD Barnes
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 In The Potomac Swamp, Thornton D. Barnes delivers a piercing, no-holds-barred exposé of the scandals, cover-ups, and institutional betrayals that have come to define the Trump-Biden era. This is not a partisan polemic—it is a forensic audit of a nation in crisis, shedding light on the dark forces eroding America's foundational principles.
With meticulous detail and firsthand insight, Barnes pulls back the curtain on the self-serving political class that has co-opted power and silenced dissent. The book uncovers how an unchecked bureaucratic elite thrives in the shadows, immune to accountability, and determined to rewrite the rules of governance for their own gain.
Inside the pages of The Potomac Swamp:
The untold truth behind Russiagate and the media that enabled it
The rise of cancel culture and the corporate capture of the DEI industry
Big Tech’s partnership with government to silence opposition
The chaotic, catastrophic Afghanistan withdrawal—and its global repercussions
January 6: a deeper examination beyond the media narrative
A two-tiered justice system exposed for its hypocrisy
Populism’s rise and the rebellion against entrenched elites
The Potomac Swamp is more than just a chronicle of decline—it is a wake-up call. A bold, unflinching investigation into how America lost its way and a call to action for those who still believe in the ideals of liberty, justice, and sovereignty. This is the story of a republic at the crossroads—and what must be done to reclaim it. Politics & Government
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