How Nebraska Saved the Union: Common Sense for a New Revolution - Softcover

Anonymous

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1626601682 ISBN 13: 9781626601680

Publisher: MCWriting.com, 2023

Synopsis

Released on July 4th, 2023, How Nebraska Saved the Union is Thomas Paine's "Common Sense" for our time. This short novella tells the story of how a small group of college students and common Nebraskans, inspired by an eccentric university professor, band together to lead our nation out of its current political tragedy. Their approach is neither a conservative solution nor a liberal solution. It is an American solution.

Using a well-reasoned and pragmatic style, the author slaps the reader in the face with raw truth and real world symbolism to present an amazing superstructure capable of lifting even the most pessimistic among us to unexpected heights of optimism. You'll be standing on your feet and cheering by the end, and then asking yourself, "How can I make this happen?"

In concrete, the book details a completely unique and plausible method for ratifying constitutional amendments. It also presents a new amendment that will effectively eliminate most of the money in our political process. Constitutional scholars have called it "a complete game changer."

The author, who writes anonymously, comes from a family who participated in the founding of this nation; fought for it in every major war she has faced; led as civilization followed across the map of what became the United States; and bore witness to both good and bad government policies through the centuries. S/he has worked on staff in the United States Senate, served as a presidential appointee and experienced elective office in his/her own right. S/he has taught both government and constitutional law, managed his/her own business and advised on matters of leadership, crisis management and strategic planning at home and abroad.

Edition details

• Publisher: MCWriting.com
• Publication date: 2023
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1626601682
• ISBN 13: 9781626601680
• Binding: Paperback
• Number of pages: 120