Why Government Is the Problem

This audiobook explores the major social issues facing the United States, such as the decline in education, rising crime, and the crisis in medical care, arguing that these problems stem from the well-intentioned actions of government. It examines the influence of special interests and the contrasting self-interests of individuals in the private versus government sectors. The result is a government increasingly detached from the will of the people, evolving from Lincoln’s vision to one dominated by bureaucrats and elected representatives who resemble bureaucratic figures.