Crimes Against Nature by Robert Fitzgerald Kennedy is an informative book that unearths the atrocities committed by the Bush administration in the early 2000’s and how, due to donations and appeals by corporate cronies, they bought and corrupted the political and scientific spheres of America so that massive energy corporations could rake in larger profits. Kennedy’s narratives take place during the years of George W. Bush’s first term as President from 2000 to 2003. However, Kennedy often delves into former administrations and political eras in order to make a relevant historical parallel. The views Kennedy presents about the role that your everyday person plays in the environment that is as intriguing as it is passionate. He asserts that
