Erosion of American Political Confidence

This chapter examines the decline of political sentiment in America, characterized by fear and resentment over differing beliefs. It traces this decline to pivotal events such as 9/11 and the 2008 financial crisis, highlighting a growing skepticism toward government and authority. The discussion critically analyzes the impact of recent political events and the rise of tribalism, suggesting a need for a return to individualism and traditional values amidst an increasingly polarized landscape.