Addicted to Outrage

by Glenn Beck

First published 2018

America has spent twenty years on an outrage bender, and Glenn Beck believes the nation needs an intervention. The bestselling author argues that Americans have grown less accepting and more divided, losing faith in core national values. Citizens rush to blame the opposing political party while refusing to examine their own beliefs or acknowledge personal flaws. Beck contends this destructive pattern threatens everything the country has worked to protect. He frames the crisis as a shared problem that transcends party lines, requiring the mindset of recovering addicts committed to change. Using a twelve-step program structure, Beck guides readers through self-reflection and personal growth. He draws from his own experiences and shares stories of families who forgave murderers, emphasizing humility and faith in something beyond ourselves. The book presents a roadmap for Americans across the political spectrum to transform themselves and secure a more hopeful future.

Genres: american, politics, self-help, non-fiction, 21st-century, current-affairs

Vibes: intimate, thought-provoking

Tropes: personal-growth, self-reflection

400 pages · Hardcover · Threshold Editions

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