Sons of Wichita: How the Koch Brothers Became America's Most Powerful and Private Dynasty (Audiobook)

from etxgardener

Having spent some time over the years in Wichita, Kansas, I knew it was a hotbed of right wing fanaticism, but I wasn't familiar with the workings of Koch Industries, or the strange family dynamics between the four Koch brothers. This book tells the whole story and is surprisingly balanced consid...

from KelMunger

Those guys from Kansas Sons of Wichita: How the Koch Brothers Became America's Most Powerful and Private Dynasty by Daniel Schulman (Grand Central Publishing, $30). These are the guys who built the Tea Party and who, according to the groundbreaking piece in the New Yorker by Jane Mayer, were out ...

from SigmundFraud

The author of SONS OF WICHITA did a hatchet job on the Kochs. It is a biased poorly written biography by a very liberal journalist who writes for the very liberal newspaper MOTHER JONES. The writing isn't all that great and the book is exceptionally biased against the Kochs. I wouldn't bother to ...

from knightlight777

The book takes a perspective on these ultra-rich brothers from a political perspective from the left of where they reside yet it does manage to reveal interesting aspects of their lives and motivations. There is no question the rich are quite different in many ways and these brothers are certainl...