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Coming soon- Civil War II Walt Whitman wrote in the 19th century "I Hear America Singing." Americans enjoyed working in a great democracy. In I Can't Hear America Singing, the year is 2026. The national debt has destroyed the economy. Double-digit inflation, high interest rates, and a low dollar have convinced the average American that life will not improve. Throughout American history, leaders have emerged in desperate situations. Raised in a trailer park, Jim Brabar rises to power as Indiana governor and working class champion. Pushed by his wife Elizabeth, he leads a 3rd party revolution that takes over the statehouse. However, as long as the federal government rules the states, Americans will not be singing. Their ultimate conclusion: secession.