The Murder of the Middle Class

In The Murder of the Middle Class, Wayne Allyn Root contends that President Obama's policies aim to solidify a two-class society, where the divide between the wealthy elite and the impoverished deepens, ultimately serving the interests of crony capitalism. Root argues that decades of political maneuvering have eroded the middle class, a demographic he believes stands as the last barrier to this societal shift. Drawing from his experience as an entrepreneur, he presents a compelling case for how the middle class can reclaim its power and thrive amidst challenging circumstances. This audiobook serves as a rallying cry for those who believe in self-made success and the value of hard work.