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The Broken Republic

How America Lost Its Way

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By: TD Barnes
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 America is at a breaking point. In The Broken Republic, acclaimed political author TD Barnes presents a hard-hitting, unflinching exploration of how corruption, ideological extremism, and systemic division are unraveling the foundations of the United States. From sanctuary cities defying federal law to universities embracing socialism, from the weaponization of government agencies to the resurgence of radical conspiracy theories—this powerful book documents the forces that are eroding national unity and constitutional order.
With chapters covering domestic terrorism, socialist infiltration, border breakdowns, and the political manipulation of justice, The Broken Republic lays bare the consequences of decades of cultural decay and partisan warfare. Drawing on investigative research, historical parallels, and current events, this is a chilling roadmap of how great nations fall from within.
If you care about the future of America, this book is not optional.
Eye-opening case studies
Unfiltered analysis of current events
Exposes the machinery of corruption and radicalism
A must-read for patriots, policy makers, and realists
Read it before it becomes history.
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