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This book closely examines American philosophies about democracy, the individual in American society, well-being, and national security. The book also looks at how the majority of Americans express disgruntlement with not only the election cycle but also the elected officials who lack “a sense of morality and ethical competence.” Readers gain a deep insight into the widely viewed “dysfunction” permeating Washington, DC. They also learn about ways to solve Washington’s spending crisis which negatively affects everyday Americans. The book emphasizes that to return America to the people and to its original core values, Americans must “recognize that the founding fathers fought with their lives to ensure every man, woman and child had unalienable rights to live free, prosper and pursue happiness in a democratic society.” The pandemic, the military complex, and immigration are key themes that the book explores.
This thought-provoking work holds a deep America First sentiment. The text places a critical lens on military spending and foreign aid, which constitute a portion of the country’s budget. The author offers insightful thoughts about the necessity to overhaul the justice system. His book points a spotlight on how many perceive that special interests have manipulated laws and proposals to suit the political agendas of judges and lawyers. The text passionately asserts that immigration reform develops as a “moral imperative and complicated issue.” The author is also unafraid to suggest changes that some might find highly controversial. For example, he calls for radical voting reform, including compulsory voting. Farrow shares unique ideas for readers looking to energize their political discussions. For those longing to return to principles of selfhood and rugged individualism, this book will prove to be a necessary read.