Rediscovering The American Dream
The American Dream Party of the United States of America
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About the Book
In this hopeful and exciting volume, Dr. Tim Dosemagen, Founder and Chairman of the American Dream Party of the United States of America, lays out a specific plan for American renewal unique in its innovations, brash in its optimism, damning in its assessment of current situations, and astounding in its simplicity.
For all American citizens who have the nagging feeling that our great nation has been on the wrong track, heading in the wrong direction, this book is for you.
Nearly every major challenge faced by the American republic at the dawn of the 21st Century is taken on, from a growing national debt to the war against radical Islamist terrorists, from the rescue of social security to the protection of our borders, from the export of American labor to the resumption of manned space exploration, from stem cell research to the call to national service, this amazing book dishes it up - not to castigate, but to propose bold new solutions.
“Astounding; refreshing. Finally, there is hope for renewal of the vision that was democracy in
“Read this book once and prepare to get furious. Read it twice and prepare to take action.”
“There has never been a time in our nation’s history where the American people were in greater need of hope for rediscovering what we know has been lost. This book has renewed my hope in our country.”
“If we have slouched towards
“Finally, the persuasive, fluent answer to noisy talk shows and endless rants by the talking heads of a corrupted media, representing tired democrat and republican values. There is a third way – and fellow Americans, this one has solutions!”
“How soon is the next election?!”
About the Author
DR. TIMOTHY B. DOSEMAGEN Born and reared in Kenosha Wisconsin, Dr. Tim Dosemagen resides with his family in Southern Arizona. Dr. Dosemagen served in the United States Air Force for 7 years during the Carter and Reagan Administrations as a Cryptologic Analyst, reporting to the National Security Agency. During his 3 years of gathering intelligence in the Republic of Korea, China launched its first submarine launched ballistic missile, while suffering several significant pilot and aircraft defections. Dosemagen was decorated with the Air Force Achievement Medal (1985), the Air Force Commendation Medal (1986), and received the Joint Service Achievement Medal for “…preparing for publication a substantive report of immense benefit within the intelligence community…” conferred in the city of Washington, by Lt. Gen William Odom, DIRNSA, on April 6th, 1987. After completing full-time government service in 1987, Dosemagen briefly instructed Chinese Mandarin in the Kenosha Unified School District, before joining the professional service of the Boy Scouts of America where he worked for 11 years, finishing as Director of Field Service with the Northeast Illinois Council, based in Highland Park, Illinois. His service area extended from the northern suburbs of Chicago to southeastern Wisconsin, and he served over 18,000 youngsters and 4,000 adult volunteers in 375 local Scout groups. Dosemagen briefly served as La Leche League International’s Director of Operations, and then as Director of Marketing and Funding for the IEF Education Foundation, a California-based organization dedicated to bridging the gap between U.S. educational opportunities and students from China, Taiwan, Korea and East Asia. IEF has offices in Taipei, Taiwan, Washington, D.C. and Shanghai, China. He then served as a consultant to Central Michigan University’s innovative College of Distance and Distributed Learning, and then continued his consultancy with the Bright China Management Institute in Beijing. He served as Executive Director, ABC Child Development, Inc., a $14,000,000 human service agency with a staff of 256 located in El Monte, California. Presently, Dosemagen serves as Director of Academic Affairs with the University of Phoenix’s Southern Arizona Campus, and instructs 29 courses in the Graduate School of Business and Management, the Undergraduate School of Business and Management, the Colleges of Health and Human Services, Arts & Sciences, and Education, instructing coursework in management, leadership, organizational behavior, international education, critical thinking, employment law and effective written communications. In addition to his B.A. in Asian Studies (University of Maryland, 1987), Dosemagen holds a Masters in Human Services (Murray State University, 1996), and received his Doctorate in Education – Management of Programs (Nova Southeastern University, 2000). A Paul Harris Fellow and long time Rotarian, Dosemagen is also a Vigil Honor Member of the Order of the Arrow, an Eagle Scout, an American Legionnaire, was honored by the American Inn of Court of Northern Illinois with its 2000 Distinguished Service Award, serves on the Board of Directors of the Catalina Council, Boy Scouts of America, Tucson, Arizona, and on the Board of Directors of the Arizona Youth Partnership, a youth serving organization with statewide programs and initiatives. In the spring of 2002, Dosemagen lectured to Chinese educational community consumers in Shanghai and Nanjing, on recent policy changes in United States immigration procedures and post-secondary educational administration, as a result of the terrorist attacks of September 11th, 2001. In the fall of 2004, he lectured in Beijing on leadership and organizational culture, while introducing the teachings of Dr. Peter F. Drucker to Chinese educational consumers. He enjoys writing, translating, traveling, and the great outdoors. His first novel, Prodigies (1stBooks, 2003) was quickly followed by a collection of short stories and essays, The Impossible (Authorhouse, 2004), and a spy thriller set in East Asia, The Trigger, (Authorhouse, 2006).