I Don't Really Care, Margaret

This audiobook presents a provocative perspective on feminism and its perceived role in societal issues and government expansion. It argues that the rise of feminism has led to the erosion of traditional family structures, advocating for a return to what it terms a "godly patriarchy" as a solution to national challenges. The narrative suggests that recent political shifts indicate a subconscious recognition of the value of patriarchy in combating contemporary ideologies.