The Crisis of Competence and Trust

This chapter explores the growing concerns about government competence and public trust, especially as citizens gravitate towards figures like RFK Jr. and Tulsi Gabbard despite their perceived lack of qualifications. The discussion also delves into the ethical complexities of whistleblowing, particularly regarding Edward Snowden's actions and the implications of labeling such figures. Additionally, the chapter critiques the credibility of a national security nominee, analyzing controversies and the shifting landscape of political thought across the spectrum.