Bültmann & Gerriets
Boom! a Revolting Situation
The Failure of Ideological Politics and the Disappointment of Ideological Government
von Thomas Richard Harry
Verlag: iUniverse
Gebundene Ausgabe
ISBN: 978-1-4759-2735-1
Erschienen am 07.08.2012
Sprache: Englisch
Format: 235 mm [H] x 157 mm [B] x 24 mm [T]
Gewicht: 717 Gramm
Umfang: 338 Seiten

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"The idea of revolution is to take action. The goal of revolution is positive change."
-Thomas Richard Harry Boom! A Revolting Situation
BOOM! is a tough-minded eye-opening appraisal of American Democracy that highlights serious lack of choice in today's political arena. Party identification is unraveling; increasingly voters opt not to be identified with them. Nothing has yet developed to fill this void. The result: millions of political "Independents" with no place to turn come election time except to these two Parties they apparently reject. Today these non-aligned conservative and liberal Americans surpass either Democrats or Republicans. Contrary to some, Independents do represent a powerful political potential-they just don't realize it yet. A plurality of our electorate, they have no option other than a least-worst political choice. That seems a democratic absurdity. That's akin to political coercion, at best; political disenfranchisement, at worst.
BOOM! clarifies the primary historical (and on-going) antagonism in American politics and identifies what may well be the political objective of Independents. It then walks its readers through how this plurality of political orphans might achieve this goal. It's an option that doesn't rely on the failed ideological approach of today's duopoly. It could reinvigorate politics and change the direction of government towards achieving a more balanced outcome-all within our existing electoral system!