Betrayal

This non-fiction political history offers an investigative, behind-the-scenes look at the momentous period after the 2020 election, tracing the events from the end of the administration through January 6. Written for readers who follow current events, governance, and journalism, it presents a precise, urgent account of how power, media, and politics collided in a defining chapter of American history. Rooted in original reporting and on-the-record interviews with central figures, the book builds a chronological, narrative-driven account of the final weeks of the presidency and the days that followed. The prose stays tightly anchored in facts while revealing the tensions, decisions, and pressures that shaped outcomes, offering clear context for why events unfolded as they did. Readers will gain a deeper understanding of how political communication, crisis management, and media strategy intersect in real time. The experience blends rigorous documentation with vivid, scene-setting detail, making complex political processes accessible to a broad audience and suitable for study in classrooms or thoughtful personal exploration. Concepts covered include crisis management, governance under pressure, political communication, media dynamics, and accountability—presented in a way that feels informative rather than overwhelming. - In-depth chronology from post-election developments to the e