American Restraint

Taming Hyper-Individualism & Hyper-Capitalism

De: Patrick Trepanier

Narrado por: Patrick Trepanier

AN IMPORTANT NEW BOOK ON HOW TO FIX AMERICA BY A POLITICAL OUTSIDER.

America is broken. America is divided. 80% of Americans believe the country is on the wrong track. And everything you need to know about the Divided States of America can be explained by two relentless forces: hyper-individualism and hyper-capitalism.

American Restraint explores how both hyper-individualism and hyper-capitalism are what is fundamentally ripping our country apart. Traditional solutions and status quo politicians can’t help us.

Patrick Trepanier is a powerful new voice addressing the real root causes and solutions for our divided country.

The first solution is in the Constitution…an Article V Convention of States. A Convention proposing three popular amendments: a balanced budget amendment, term limits for Congress, and limits to the power and jurisdiction of the federal government.

Then we need more “innovation and experimentation” by individual states to restrain the forces of hyper-individualism and hyper-capitalism.

American Restraint challenges decades of failed Democratic and Republican policies and calls for new pragmatic solutions that put the needs of children, families and communities first.

This groundbreaking new book also provides a framework to restore respect for religion, rebuild the middle class, restrain toxic consumerism, restore community trust, restrain the Wall Street Casino, restrain Big Tech’s control over our lives, reduce illegal competition for American jobs, promote resilience and service to help disadvantaged Americans.

American Restraint. The handbook to fix America.

©2024 Patrick Trepanier (P)2024 Patrick Trepanier

A very earnest analysis of American society today and what we as a people can do to make us better

Patrick Trepanier has provided a forthright and honest view of the country that America has become. While the inward view that most Americans have is not conducive to a compassionate society overall, he encourages us not to give up. America is not hopelessly lost if we recognize what we've become and are willing to work over the next generations to become a thoughtful and generous country. The book is well researched with lots of clever, easy to understand analogies that illustrate his points. Encourage Americans of all ages to give Patrick's book a read or listen.