One bill. Thousands of pages. Millions affected.
In The Big Beautiful Breakdown, economist, entrepreneur, and former mayor Dr. Gregory A. Thomas delivers a searing exposé on one of the most consequential-and controversial-pieces of legislation in modern American history: the One Big Beautiful Bill.
Marketed as a bipartisan triumph, this sweeping law promised tax relief, economic revitalization, and national security. But behind the patriotic branding was a blueprint for redistribution-not of wealth, but of power.
With the precision of an economist and the moral clarity of a public servant, Dr. Thomas cuts through political theater to expose:
Drawing on his experience in government, business, and real-world communities, Thomas doesn't just critique the bill-he challenges the system that made it possible.
Fierce, factual, and unflinchingly honest, The Big Beautiful Breakdown is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand how laws are written, who they're really written for, and what happens when the people stop paying attention.
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Dr. Gregory A. Thomas is an award-winning economist, serial entrepreneur, bestselling author, and former mayor of Heath, Texas-the youngest and first African American to hold that office. A graduate of the Wharton School and Southern Methodist University, he holds advanced degrees in business, theology, political science, and economics.
Known for his bold voice and unapologetic clarity, Dr. Thomas has led multimillion-dollar companies, served in both the public and private sectors, and built financial education programs for underserved communities-including within the U.S. prison system, where he continues to teach today.
As the founder of Carbonado Capital Investments and COO of multiple ventures, he's never been content with just theory. His life's work has been about creating impact-on balance sheets, policy tables, and lives.
In The Big Beautiful Breakdown, Dr. Thomas delivers a piercing, nonpartisan look at the real cost of modern legislation. With a Texan's grit and an economist's eye, he reminds readers of the most basic truth in politics: when the powerful win, somebody else pays.
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