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# No Is Not Enough: Resisting Trump's Shock Politics and Winning the World We Need

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New York Times BestsellerNational Book Award LonglistPublishers Weekly Best Books of 2017Donald Trump’s takeover of the White House is a dangerous escalation in a world of cascading crises. His reckless agenda—including a corporate coup in government, aggressive scapegoating and warmongering, and sweeping aside climate science to set off a fossil fuel frenzy—will generate waves of disasters and shocks to the economy, national security, and the environment. Acclaimed journalist, activist, and bestselling author Naomi Klein has spent two decades studying political shocks, climate change, and “brand bullies.” From this unique perspective, she argues that Trump is not an aberration but a logical extension of the worst, most dangerous trends of the past half-century—the very conditions that have unleashed a rising tide of white nationalism the world over. It is not enough, she tells us, to merely resist, to say “no.” Our historical moment demands more: a credible and inspiring “yes,” a roadmap to reclaiming the populist ground from those who would divide us—one that sets a bold course for winning the fair and caring world we want and need. This timely, urgent book from one of our most influential thinkers offers a bracing positive shock of its own, helping us understand just how we got here, and how we can, collectively, come together and heal.

Review: If you read one book on our present political crisis, make it this! - If you are looking to understand how we get out of our current political crisis, read this book. If a friend is looking to understand what Trump's election means, give them this book. If you know an organizer unsure about how to effectively resist the Trump administration, give them this book. 'No Is Not Enough' is a clear, accessible distillation of the long-term problems in our political system that produced Trump. The first half of the book outlines a basic reality that needs to constantly be driven home: Trump is a symptom, not the disease. If Trump was removed from office today, right-wing extremism would still threaten our environment and an oligarchy disinterested in the public good would still control our political system. Corporations and far-right billionaires have spent decades buying control of local, state, and national politics, government agencies, and the media. Democracy has been eroding for a long time, and Trump is a symptom of a political system that is fundamentally broken. Because of that, effectively resisting Trump means we have to move beyond just rejecting the Trump administration's destructive policies. Klein spends the second half of the book outlining why we need to develop a bold, positive agenda that directly confronts the institutional crises that produced Trump; we have to propose reforms that would prevent future Trump-like figures from rising to power. These reforms include: ending gerrymandering, automatic voter registration, expanding early voting, publicly financed elections, ranked-choice voting, a ban on all new fossil fuel infrastructure, 100% renewable energy by 2030, ending 'right-to-work' and empowering unions, massive public works projects that create millions of new jobs rebuilding our infrastructure to make it 100% renewable and able to withstand rising sea levels/stronger storms, Medicare-for-All, public banks, creating a carbon tax, establishing a global wealth tax, a $15 minimum wage tied to inflation, tuition free public colleges and universities, etc. Such reforms won't happen overnight. There will have to be compromises and there will be setbacks. But creating a clear, bold agenda is a North Star that guides organizing; it inspires people new people to get involved in the political process, increases voter turnout, and lets ordinary people understand how politics can actually change their lives for the better. Movements have to demand reforms that can't currently happen in order to shift the political landscape and actively *change* what is possible rather than accept the existing status quo as a static reality that can't change. Without a positive agenda, people burnout and assume politics can never improve their lives. That results in people disengaging from politics, reduces voter turnout, and creates widespread cynicism and despair -- conditions that empower demagogues like Trump (after all, Trump is widely unpopular and not supported by the majority of Americans; it was voter apathy that allowed him to rise to power despite the majority of Americans opposing him). In addition, Klein convincingly argues that an internal shock will cause the Trump administration to impose huge restrictions on civil liberties and attempt crackdowns on progressive organizers and free press (think the PATRIOT Act on steroids). To stop that, what's needed is massive popular mobilizations that enter the streets to reject Trump's attempts to suspend civil liberties -- but that movement *also* needs to couple their rejection of Trump with a clear positive, popular agenda in order to inspire people to join the movement and show that a positive alternative to Trump's authoritarian pro-corporate politics *does* exist and that we *do* have the collective power to bring that reality into existence. 'No Is Not Enough' is a succinct reminder that all of history is new, infinitely improbable realities emerging despite all expectations; indeed, if everything was routine and predictable, we wouldn't need history. Progress has always been driven by popular movements. These movements never had the active participation of more than 1-3% of the population, but their sustained organizing and positive vision for the future has abolished slavery, won women the right to vote, created unions and the 40 hour work week, overthrown dictators and established democracies, cleaned up polluted rivers, and imposed restrictions on corporate power. We are living through another movement moment. The time to unite existing movements and organize around a positive, transformative vision for the future is now. The stakes have never been higher. Let's get to work.
Review: probably the most important book you will read this year - for anyone even the slightest bit concerned about the state of u.s. politics and way of life today--as well as about the fate or our planet--please read this book ASAP. Klein is the perfect person to have written this book. she's spent years writing about super brands and globalization. one main point of the book is that the president himself is the ultimate super brand. she highlights political and cultural trends that led to the rise of our current leader, as well as points out that resistance is not enough. one has to envision a world we want to live in, and propose concrete policies that counter the ones currently being put forth by our leader(s). I would've liked notes in the physical book itself, but the intro states there are notes/annotations online that accompany the book. This book is a fast read, and a jolt of inspiration for anyone feeling thoroughly defeated and/or overwhelmed by the direction the country's headed.

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| Best Sellers Rank | #1,040,396 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #269 in Civics & Citizenship (Books) #386 in Political Advocacy Books #445 in Political Commentary & Opinion |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 1,617 Reviews |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ If you read one book on our present political crisis, make it this!
*by G***E on October 10, 2017*

If you are looking to understand how we get out of our current political crisis, read this book. If a friend is looking to understand what Trump's election means, give them this book. If you know an organizer unsure about how to effectively resist the Trump administration, give them this book. 'No Is Not Enough' is a clear, accessible distillation of the long-term problems in our political system that produced Trump. The first half of the book outlines a basic reality that needs to constantly be driven home: Trump is a symptom, not the disease. If Trump was removed from office today, right-wing extremism would still threaten our environment and an oligarchy disinterested in the public good would still control our political system. Corporations and far-right billionaires have spent decades buying control of local, state, and national politics, government agencies, and the media. Democracy has been eroding for a long time, and Trump is a symptom of a political system that is fundamentally broken. Because of that, effectively resisting Trump means we have to move beyond just rejecting the Trump administration's destructive policies. Klein spends the second half of the book outlining why we need to develop a bold, positive agenda that directly confronts the institutional crises that produced Trump; we have to propose reforms that would prevent future Trump-like figures from rising to power. These reforms include: ending gerrymandering, automatic voter registration, expanding early voting, publicly financed elections, ranked-choice voting, a ban on all new fossil fuel infrastructure, 100% renewable energy by 2030, ending 'right-to-work' and empowering unions, massive public works projects that create millions of new jobs rebuilding our infrastructure to make it 100% renewable and able to withstand rising sea levels/stronger storms, Medicare-for-All, public banks, creating a carbon tax, establishing a global wealth tax, a $15 minimum wage tied to inflation, tuition free public colleges and universities, etc. Such reforms won't happen overnight. There will have to be compromises and there will be setbacks. But creating a clear, bold agenda is a North Star that guides organizing; it inspires people new people to get involved in the political process, increases voter turnout, and lets ordinary people understand how politics can actually change their lives for the better. Movements have to demand reforms that can't currently happen in order to shift the political landscape and actively *change* what is possible rather than accept the existing status quo as a static reality that can't change. Without a positive agenda, people burnout and assume politics can never improve their lives. That results in people disengaging from politics, reduces voter turnout, and creates widespread cynicism and despair -- conditions that empower demagogues like Trump (after all, Trump is widely unpopular and not supported by the majority of Americans; it was voter apathy that allowed him to rise to power despite the majority of Americans opposing him). In addition, Klein convincingly argues that an internal shock will cause the Trump administration to impose huge restrictions on civil liberties and attempt crackdowns on progressive organizers and free press (think the PATRIOT Act on steroids). To stop that, what's needed is massive popular mobilizations that enter the streets to reject Trump's attempts to suspend civil liberties -- but that movement *also* needs to couple their rejection of Trump with a clear positive, popular agenda in order to inspire people to join the movement and show that a positive alternative to Trump's authoritarian pro-corporate politics *does* exist and that we *do* have the collective power to bring that reality into existence. 'No Is Not Enough' is a succinct reminder that all of history is new, infinitely improbable realities emerging despite all expectations; indeed, if everything was routine and predictable, we wouldn't need history. Progress has always been driven by popular movements. These movements never had the active participation of more than 1-3% of the population, but their sustained organizing and positive vision for the future has abolished slavery, won women the right to vote, created unions and the 40 hour work week, overthrown dictators and established democracies, cleaned up polluted rivers, and imposed restrictions on corporate power. We are living through another movement moment. The time to unite existing movements and organize around a positive, transformative vision for the future is now. The stakes have never been higher. Let's get to work.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ probably the most important book you will read this year
*by C***R on July 16, 2017*

for anyone even the slightest bit concerned about the state of u.s. politics and way of life today--as well as about the fate or our planet--please read this book ASAP. Klein is the perfect person to have written this book. she's spent years writing about super brands and globalization. one main point of the book is that the president himself is the ultimate super brand. she highlights political and cultural trends that led to the rise of our current leader, as well as points out that resistance is not enough. one has to envision a world we want to live in, and propose concrete policies that counter the ones currently being put forth by our leader(s). I would've liked notes in the physical book itself, but the intro states there are notes/annotations online that accompany the book. This book is a fast read, and a jolt of inspiration for anyone feeling thoroughly defeated and/or overwhelmed by the direction the country's headed.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Now outdated, but no less relevant
*by J***T on April 21, 2025*

This was written during Trump’s 1st term, so many of the details are now outdated. However, the big picture and many components of it are now more relevant than ever. Naomi Klein does a great job breaking down neoliberalism, “shock politics,” and the how/why of what Trump does. It helps you see through all the BS and understand the games being played. The only real shortcomings holding it back from 5 stars (aside from the outdatedness, which is minor) are that there could be a bit more insight into what we can do about it. The title of the book suggests that’s the whole point of the books. We certainly need to understand “shock politics” and the how/why of what Trump does in order to understand what to do about it, but that transition is a little thin and lacking. Still an overall great read for anyone who is pissed off about the state of the world and wants to better educate themselves on what they can do about it.

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