A View of The Republic
Contemporary Observations About American Society
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"The dilution of our participation is nothing new; it had been around when our constitution was being written. In fact, what many people don't know is that in presidential elections the people DO NOT have direct participation, as in congressional elections, which are popular elections, meaning one person's vote equals one vote".
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About the Book
Readers will find that this book is written by a citizen such as themselves and reflects the concerns that each of us share in one way or another. Although some may agree with what the author say's and some may not, but all will agree that the topics that I comment on are primary problems within American society. It is a unique perspective from an ordinary citizen and not from an analyst from a big think tank. This work reflects common attitudes for not so common problems that we face as a nation with an insight which seems to be uncommon to our leaders. It is a work of reflection, critique and sharp truths about several different aspects of American society and how we project that image to others.
About the Author
The authors formal education consists of undergraduate degree's in political science and economics, along with an MBA in finance from two esteemed university's in New York City,Fordham University and Wagner College. His unique perspective is based on his educational credentials coupled with the author's observations and insights as a common citizen. His perspective is from being one of ourselves as compared to that of a politician. This approach is refreshing and show's how one of a nations own citizens views itself from within while taking a step back to gain a larger picture.