PROJECT / 01
The Big Beautiful Blue Wave
The 2026 midterm elections and the consequences that may reach far beyond Washington.
In development
Political nonfiction / investigative satire
The truth
doesn't need
a press secretary.
Power makes claims. History keeps receipts. Cooper Andreessen follows the evidence through the spectacle of American politics—and finds plenty worth questioning along the way.
Explore the booksDocumented facts✳Uncomfortable questions✳Necessary satire
The bookshelf / 01
The featured book
Political claims meet public records—and the records have something to say.
THE
RECORD
DISAGREES
RECORD
DISAGREES
Donald Trump, Two Presidencies, and the War on Reality
Investigative nonfiction / satire
Featured title
The Record Disagrees
Donald Trump, Two Presidencies, and the War on Reality
Donald Trump made many extraordinary claims. The official record tells a considerably more complicated story.
From sweeping investment figures to declarations of resolved conflicts and the enduring fiction of a stolen 2020 election, Cooper Andreessen examines the distance between political rhetoric and documented reality. Meticulous research meets sharp analysis and a healthy appreciation for the absurd.
GenrePolitical nonfiction & satire
AvailabilityPublication information forthcoming
On the desk / 02
What's coming next
New investigations and political autopsies in development. Titles and publication plans may change.
PROJECT / 02
The DOGE Autopsy
An examination of the promises, power, decisions, and consequences surrounding DOGE.
In development
PROJECT / 03
The Lamest Lame Duck There Ever Was
A satirical look at the political aftermath of the 2026 midterms.
In development
The author / 03
Meet Cooper
Andreessen.
Cooper Andreessen writes political nonfiction and satire rooted in verifiable claims, public records, and close scrutiny of those who exercise power. The approach is straightforward: inspect the claim, examine the evidence, and make room for absurdity when the facts invite it.
The work is opinionated without asking readers to take the author's word for it.
When the official story and the official record don't match, the interesting part is everything in between.
Evidence first. Arguments in the open. No invented quotations disguised as reporting.
The paper trail / 04
Follow the evidence
Research belongs where readers can inspect it—not hidden behind a confident assertion.
Claims should have receipts.
Cooper Andreessen's nonfiction emphasizes traceable sources, transparent distinctions between fact and commentary, and a willingness to revisit claims when new evidence emerges.
Book-specific reference material and source notes will be linked here as publications become available. No documents are represented as posted until they are actually online.
- Primary documents and public records
- Official reports and published data
- Contemporaneous statements and transcripts
- Clearly identified analysis and commentary
- Corrections and updates, where warranted