Peachy Keenan urges readers to buy book after Federalist review

Keenan’s Oct. 16 post called the review “wonderful”; Meyrat’s review tells American voters to read Supervillains ahead of November’s midterms.

Peachy Keenan thanked The Federalist for a review of her new book, Supervillains, and told readers to buy it right away. Her X post on Oct. 16, 2026 thanked The Federalist for Auguste Meyrat’s review, titled “Meet The Supervillains Ruining America.”² The post asked followers to act at once¹.

Meyrat recommends the book to American voters ahead of the November midterms². The review presents the book as timely reading for conservatives weighing candidates this fall.

Meyrat says the book opens with public health officials whom Keenan calls 'Sick Doctors,' and says these officials had been leveraging their unquestioned medical authority to push transgender interventions on vulnerable minors. The review says the book also targets groups Keenan labels the 'Great Replacers,' 'Female Liberation Theologists' and 'DEI Hards,' along with members of the 'American Injustice System.' The book's Amazon description frames its subjects as 'the predators grooming kids behind parents’ backs.'³ Meyrat says Keenan closes by urging readers to see past propaganda and follow the advice of her earlier book, Domestic Extremist².

Meyrat gives the book's length as 290 pages².

Passage Publishing said in a Sept. 1 post that its latest book, Supervillains, was “now available.” The product listing linked in Passage Publishing’s post is titled Supervillains: Architects of America’s Decline and names Peachy Keenan as its author⁴. Readers can buy the book directly through the publisher's listing.

Peachy Keenan urges readers to buy book after Federalist review

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