America's Institutional Crisis
Two years ago, I wrote a 4-part series about America's institutional crisis. As is often the case, it may have been premature. More people are now waking up to face it.
In the Summer of 2022, I wrote a four-part series about America’s institutional crisis. I can sum up the basic argument in a single sentence: The modern world is far too complex to navigate without trusted institutions, yet none of our institutions are trustworthy.
As with many of my thoughts, it’s a problem I’d identified years earlier but waited to synthesize until I thought a critical mass of potential readers might resonate. After all, ideas brought forward too soon often appear “too out there” to be worthy of consideration.
I may have jumped the gun. Two years later, I’m beginning to see murmurs of a broad public recognition of the scope of the problem. So I’ve decided to bring the series forward.
Though my thinking about some of these issues has evolved over the past two years, I defer such updates to a later date. In the meantime, here are pointers back to the original series:
Part 1: Does Widespread Institutional Corruption Spell the End of America?
Part 2: How to Drain the Swamp: Gutting & Rebuilding America’s Public Sector Institutions
Part 3: Saving America’s Private Sector Institutions
Part 4: The Politics of Gutting and Rebuilding America’s Institutions
For more information about Bruce D. Abramson & American Restorationism, visit: www.BruceDAbramson.com
To learn more about America’s Spiritual Crisis and the new religion of Wokeism, see: American Spirit or Great Awokening? The Battle to Restore or Destroy Our Nation (Academica Press, 2024).
To learn more about how America’s elites destroyed the republic, see: The New Civil War: Exposing Elites, Fighting Utopian Leftism, and Restoring America (RealClear Publishing, 2021).
To learn more about the ideology driving today’s anti-American leftism, see: American Restoration: Winning America’s Second Civil War (Kindle, 2019).
To learn more about our work at the American Coalition for Education and Knowledge, visit us at The Coalition for America.
To learn more about how I turn the ideas I discuss here into concrete projects that serve the interests of my clients, donors, and society at large, please e-mail me at bdabramson@pm.me.