Fixing America’s Broken Politics: Common sense solutions to the issues that divide us - Softcover

Smyth, Joe

Softcover

ISBN 10: 0615629466 ISBN 13: 9780615629469

Publisher: Joe Smyth, 2012

Synopsis

A brilliantly simple analysis of the partisan gridlock in America’s politics --- and a specific action plan to fix what’s wrong, avoid class warfare, and lead the country back to greatness. The author tackles the issues that are dividing America and offers common sense solutions in an easy-to-read format. This book was written for people who are disgusted by the double-talk, broken promises, corruption, and partisan finger-pointing of the career politicians. Comments can be made at the http://joesmyth.org blog or on the Fixing America’s Broken Politics Facebook page. On Twitter, it’s @JoeSmyth99.

About this title

About the Author:

After a career in business and journalism, Joe Smyth is convinced that America’s greatness is being destroyed by a powerful ruling class of government bureaucrats, ego- and money-driven politicians, fat cat special interest lobbyists, and agenda-pushing media. With common sense, plain talk and down-to-earth writing, this book tells how regular citizens can regain power and once again give the USA “a government of, for, and by the people”. Joe was born and spent his first 12 years in a tiny railroad town (Renovo PA), lived and worked in Delaware’s state capital (Dover) for 25 years, and now resides in Arizona. He and his wife (and high school sweetheart), Madonna, have 6 children and 20 grandchildren. Long interested in citizenship, Joe was the founding president of the Valley Citizens League, a non-partisan civic group in Arizona. He also served on an Education Reform Task Force that led to Arizona becoming a national leader in school choice and charter schools. Joe was a political reporter and later the editor and publisher of Delaware’s state capital daily newspaper, the Delaware State News. He currently serves as chairman of Independent Newsmedia Inc. USA (INI). The views expressed in this book are entirely his own, and do not reflect the views of INI.

About this edition

• Publisher: Joe Smyth
• Publication date: 2012
• ISBN 10: 0615629466
• ISBN 13: 9780615629469
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 252