What's Wrong With The World

Addressing a range of societal issues, the author critiques feminism, big business, education, and government in a collection of essays. Known for his sharp wit and keen insight, he condemns materialism, elitism, and hypocrisy while championing the working man, family, and faith. These writings, drawn from his extensive journalistic career, offer a unique analysis of modern ideals and a humorous yet earnest defense of the common man against societal pressures. Their relevance and enjoyment remain intact over a century later.