The Crisis of American Democracy: How to Rise to the Challenge of Winning the American Revolution

In this book, the author gives a persuasive argument to capture the vision of founders to provide for practical tho limited representation of the populace. Democracy in America is being subverted by the rise of a plutocracy, in which Washington insiders play special interest in politics to get their piece of the pie. In the process, they sell out Main Street to bail out Wall Street. How can government by the people be restored in America? A nearly forgotten proposed amendment to the...
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In this book, the author gives a persuasive argument to capture the vision of founders to provide for practical tho limited representation of the populace. Democracy in America is being subverted by the rise of a plutocracy, in which Washington insiders play special interest in politics to get their piece of the pie. In the process, they sell out Main Street to bail out Wall Street. How can government by the people be restored in America? A nearly forgotten proposed amendment to the U.S. Constitution, a gift handed down by the Founders in the after-glow of the American Revolution, offers a simple way to dilute the concentration of power in Washington and make the government responsive to the will of the people. This book is a call to action for Americans willing to rise to the challenge of winning the American Revolution.