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'With this indispensable book, Joel Stein firmly establishes himself as the Ted Nugent of elitism.'―
--Andy Borowitz,New York Times bestselling author and writer of The Borowitz Report
'Every paragraph of this book will make you laugh, but it will also (I promise) change the way you
think. Joel has written a brilliant exploration of the supposed divide between elites and populists,
cleverly disguised as a humorous personal excursion. Like Don Quixote he forays into perilous
territory, his lance at his side, and what he finds will surprise you. Deeply reported and poignant,
with a light touch of sweet self-awareness, his journey can help us all take our minds to a better
place.'―--Walter Isaacson, theNew York Times bestselling author ofLeonardo Da Vinci and
Steve Jobs'I can think of no one more suited to defend elitism than Stein, a funny man with hands
as delicate as a baby full of soft-boiled eggs.'―--Jimmy Kimmel, host ofJimmy Kimmel Live!
'[Stein] investigates the contemporary political landscape with a gimlet eye and plenty of humor in
this deep dive into our cultural divide.'―Town and Country'In this hilarious refereeing of the
culture wars, former Time columnist Stein roams America studying wealthy, Ivy league-educated,
conference-attending elites and their populist detractors...Stein's excellent reportage keeps the
ideology light and is full of one-liners...that generously skew everyone. The result is an insightful,
uproarious take on America's political divide.'―Publishers Weekly(starred review)
'Joel Stein is a condescending bastard, but he's also very funny, insightful and correct. This book
is a crucial argument for the importance of expertise in this world that increasingly rejects it. As
Stein points out, it may feel good to go with the gut or follow popular opinion, but it does have its
downsides. Like, for instance, causing a planetary apocalypse.'―--AJ Jacobs, theNew York
Times bestselling author ofThe Year of Living BiblicallyandThe Know-It-All'In these troubled
times, we, as a nation, desperately need somebody to bring us together. Instead, we have Joel
Stein, and this brilliantly funny book. So let's let somebody else unite us, while we let Joel Stein
entertain the hell out of us.'―--Dave Barry, Pulitzer Prize-winning columnist and bestselling
author ofDave Barry Turns 40 'Joel Stein makes a case for elitism over populism, but, contra
what you might expect based on the subtitle, he does so without being condescending, without
being smug...One of the most nuanced and introspective takes on populism post-2016 election,
with Stein's typical humorous, easy to read style making the subject matter all the more
accessible.'―Washington Free Beacon Joel Stein grew up in Edison, N.J., and went to

Stanford. From 1997-2017 he was a staff writer for Time magazine, writing a regular humor
column and more than a dozen cover stories; he was also the back page columnist for
Entertainment Weekly and the opinion section of The Los Angeles Times. He has contributed to
Bloomberg Businessweek, GQ, Esquire, the New Yorker, Food & Wine, Travel + Leisure, The New
York Times Book Review, Elle, and Men's Health.Stein was a Ferris Professor of Journalism at
Princeton and has appeared as a talking head on television shows such as Real Time with Bill
Maher, Late Night with Conan O'Brien, and VH1's I Love The '80s. He's interviewed celebrities for
HBO, Cinemax, and Comedy Central. In addition to writing on staff for two television shows, he
created an animated show for VH1 (Hey Joel) and wrote six network pilots. His 2012 book, Man
Made: A Stupid Quest For Masculinity, was a bestseller, and Fox hired him to adapt it as a film
script. He's currently writing for the upcoming show American Princess produced by Jenji Kohan--
best known as the creator of Showtime comedy-drama series Weeds and Netflix series Orange is
the New Black.