Patriots of Two Nations

Patriots of Two Nations
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Book Synopsis Patriots of Two Nations by : Spencer Critchley

Download or read book Patriots of Two Nations written by Spencer Critchley and published by . This book was released on 2020-04-18 with total page 150 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: The election of Donald Trump shocked the world -- but Trump or someone like him has been on his way since the founding of the country. The Founders thought they could design a new kind of nation, one based on the Enlightenment triumph of reason. But many Americans rejected the Enlightenment, and many still do. As Spencer Critchley shows, the United States has never been truly united: Americans have always been divided not just by race, class, and culture, but by living within two different worldviews. Trump's supporters and his opponents have different beliefs about truth, loyalty, and what kind of country America is supposed to be. They are Patriots of Two Nations. Uniting those nations will require that they finally understand each other and learn to communicate. This book shows how we might still be able to make that happen -- and why we must, if democracy is to survive.


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