
In "Suicide of a Superpower," Patrick Buchanan's controversial bestseller asks: Will America survive to 2025? So provocative it got him suspended from MSNBC, this cultural flashpoint challenges readers with uncomfortable questions about American identity that still resonate as we reach Buchanan's prophesied deadline.
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America is committing suicide. Not with a gun or a knife, but through the slow abandonment of the very foundations that made it a superpower. Patrick Buchanan's controversial thesis confronts us with an uncomfortable reality: the United States is disintegrating along ethnic, cultural, moral, and political fault lines. The once-unifying pledge to "one nation, under God, indivisible" now feels like a relic from another era. Political polarization has reached unprecedented levels, with Americans increasingly living in separate cultural and informational universes. Meanwhile, the government fails at its most fundamental duties-defending borders, balancing budgets, and winning wars. America's financial position has deteriorated catastrophically, with manufacturing jobs vanishing as plants closed and production moved overseas. The first decade of what was supposed to be the "Second American Century" saw zero net job creation and declining household incomes. Perhaps most tellingly, while ordinary Americans suffered through the Great Recession, Washington D.C. thrived-federal employment boomed and the three congressional districts surrounding the capital ranked among America's ten most affluent. Is this merely economic trouble, or something deeper? The evidence points to a profound cultural and demographic transformation that threatens the very nature of American identity.
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Creado por exalumnos de la Universidad de Columbia en San Francisco
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