<p>From the Roman Republic to modern America, Tony uncovers the historical patterns that weaken democracies: tribalism, ideological extremism, collapsing trust, and political division.  Also, what they may reveal about America today.</p>

From the Roman Republic to modern America, Tony uncovers the historical patterns that weaken democracies: tribalism, ideological extremism, collapsing trust, and political division. Also, what they may reveal about America today.

How Democracies Commit Suicide: Lessons from History

I intend to shine light onto events that at first glance seems inconsequential and accidental, but something more consequential and sinisterly deliberate upon second glance. I wish too, if nothing else, encourage the readers to question with extreme boldness the motives and intent of those in the nation’s leadership positions, began conversations of matters of true importance and relevance, and reignite reverence for the principles of the organic Constitution for the united states of America and Divine Providence that has provided us unparalleled prosperity and the principles for which they stand. At the end of the day it is the people who will decide the destiny of the nation.

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How Democracies Commit Suicide: Lessons from History

How Democracies Commit Suicide: Lessons from History