The Politics of Adversity: Taking back our country from the progressive left

This book explores the intersection between adversity and politics. It is thought-provoking and relevant to today's political environment. There are three main sections: Adversity and the Individual, Adversity and the Politician, and Adversity and the Nation. Scott discusses each section objectively and rationally.

Adversity and the Individual: The first section lays the foundation for adversity which is central to the rest of the book. The discussion focuses on what adversity is, why it is inevitable, where it comes from, why we need to embrace it, how to conquer it, and the benefits of overcoming it. Scott talks about how adversity is not merely an unfortunate aspect of life but a crucial element for personal development.

Adversity and the Politician: He explores how politicians view adversity as either an opportunity, a threat, or a challenge depending on the crisis. Scott argues that through legislation, cash and entitlements are used to avert the crisis and maintain the status quo rather than provide support and resources to help people overcome adversity and become emotionally and financially stronger. He goes on to discuss how the progressive left uses adversity to create victims to support their social causes like cancel culture, identity politics, transgender, and many others. An argument is made that the progressive left's use of adversity to change the rights of one group diminishes the rights of others with no thought given to unintended consequences.

Adversity and the Nation: Scott discusses how our nation has lost its way and will soon become a socialist country due to the progressive left's agenda of diminishing our rights and eroding our values. He continues to discuss how the progressive left has overtaken our culture and put our freedom in jeopardy. He concludes with sections on AI's impact on adversity, the rewards of a nation with strong character, and the path forward necessary to reclaim our country.