Blueprint for A Government That Doesn’t Suck
Blueprint for A Government That Doesn’t Suck by Wes Walker, published by White Feather Press, LLC in November 2013, is an exploration of the current state of American governance. This 84-page book addresses the widespread dissatisfaction among citizens regarding their government, highlighting the lack of consensus on solutions despite a shared recognition of the problem. Walker encourages readers to engage in independent thought, moving beyond the conflicting opinions of politicians and experts.
In this work, readers will find a discussion on various political ideologies and the reasons behind their opposing views. The book serves as a primer on government, urging individuals to reflect on their beliefs and defend their perspectives. By fostering critical thinking and self-examination, Walker aims to guide readers toward becoming more informed and engaged citizens. The edition is presented in English and is compact in size, making it accessible for those interested in political science, civics, and the history and theory of governance.
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Americans are sharply divided over a great many issues, but there’s one thing we increasingly agree on: Our Government Sucks! Unfortunately, while we agree there’s a problem, we don’t always agree on the solution. In fact, we listen to the “experts” on television and quickly discover they are in disagreement as well. So experts are no help at all. So if the government sucks; the politicians suck; the experts suck; where does that leave us? The author of this book suggests the only way out of this government mess and back into sanity is the old-fashioned way. Citizens should start thinking for themselves. In A Blueprint for Government that Doesn’t Suck, Wes Walker takes you through the ultimate experiment of thought. What are the competing ideologies and why are they so diametrically opposed to one another? What do “you” believe? Can you defend your views? If you read this basic primer on government, with courage and with honesty, you will undoubtedly come out the other side as a better, more thoughtful and well-informed “citizen”.
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