The Last Vote: Why Boomers Need to Sit Down and Shut Up is a bold, unfiltered political satire that takes a deep dive into the generational divide reshaping American democracy. With a sharp focus on Boomer politics, this searing critique exposes how the Baby Boomer generation—through decades of toxic voting patterns—has sabotaged the economy, denied climate change, and weaponized cultural nostalgia to block progress. If you're exhausted by economic inequality, rising authoritarianism, and the same tired excuses from the generation that gave us trickle-down economics, this book is your rallying cry.

From their role in electing Reagan (twice), to hoarding generational wealth, and pushing anti-science agendas through their outsized electoral power, Boomers are taken to task for what they are: a political wrecking ball disguised as a nostalgic voting bloc. Whether you're Gen Z, Millennial, or Gen X, you’ll find validation and clarity in this masterclass on political dysfunction.

With blistering analysis of topics like climate denial, economic inequality, voting rights, and the myth of Boomer moral superiority, The Last Vote is essential reading for anyone seeking a real conversation about America’s future. It’s time to move past the “respect your elders” cliché—especially when those elders are voting against your right to breathe, learn, or afford rent.

Perfect for readers of political nonfiction, social commentary, or those seeking humor with a sharp bite, this book is both a cathartic takedown and a call to action. If you’re ready to reclaim the narrative from the generation that keeps trying to vote the 1950s back into existence, The Last Vote belongs on your shelf.