Frugality and Political Coalitions

This chapter examines the benefits of frugality through historical contexts of American life from 1815 to 1848, linking agrarian practices to modern sustainability trends. It discusses the complexities of political coalitions, particularly within the MAGA movement, and the diverse demographics that complicate unity among its supporters. Additionally, it critiques the political persona of J.D. Vance, highlighting themes of opportunism and the internal conflicts within contemporary political movements.