"Unpopular Government in the United States" is a book written by the famous political scientist Albert Martin Cales. In his work, the author examines the causes and consequences of the low popularity of government bodies in the United States. Cales examines the historical context, political processes, and decisions that led to the emergence of a situation where the government loses the support of citizens. The author analyzes various aspects, ranging from socio-economic factors to media policy and the influence of public opinion. The book offers the reader a deep understanding of what factors can lead to a loss of trust in the government and what consequences this can have for democratic processes in the country. "Unpopular Government in the United States" is a must-read for anyone interested in American politics, public attitudes, and the mechanisms of government. Keils' analytical approach and his conclusions will help to better understand the modern challenges faced by the state in the process of interaction with society."