A Nation Gone Blind

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The book explores the profound sense of despair and frustration among American citizens, contrasting it with the "malaise" of the past. It examines the moral complexities of contemporary political and social issues, which are often met with simplistic hostility. Through probing questions about the state of the nation and its future, the narrative reflects on the decline of America's leadership and the potential loss of democratic values. The work invites readers to consider the underlying causes of this disillusionment and its implications for the republic.