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The Restoration of the American Natural Rights Republic: Correcting the Consequences of the Republican Party Abdication of Natural Rights and Individu

The Restoration of the American Natural Rights Republic: Correcting the Consequences of the Republican Party Abdication of Natural Rights and Individu

Vass, Laurie Thomas

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General Political Science

Publisher Price: $24.99

ISBN10: 097943887X
ISBN13: 9780979438875
Publisher: Gabby Press
Published: Mar 13 2017
Pages: 132
Weight: 0.41
Height: 0.28 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

With the advent of a global socialist ideology in the Democrat Party, the nation has entered into new unchartered territory. Madison's constitutional arrangement was designed to pit the elite special financial interests in one political social class against the non-elites in the other party. He made the constitutional rules unbalanced and unfair, to benefit the financial elites.The socialists are poised and positioned to obtain the levers of power that had been reserved for the financial elites.At the same moment in history that the Democrats abandoned their allegiance to the middle class, the Republicans morphed into a global corporatist party, which no longer defends American sovereignty. As a consequence of these two political developments, the citizens of America do not have a legitimate choice for a party to represent their interests.Citizens under Madison's constitution did well when they had economic and financial opportunities for wealth and upward occupational mobility, and they have not had these conditions since the Republicans passed laws that severely damaged the welfare of the citizens.In the absence of economic growth, citizens have needlessly suffered economic failure and depressions.

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