| Author: | John Lofgren | ISBN: | 9781458217578 |
| Publisher: | Abbott Press | Publication: | September 24, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Abbott Press | Language: | English |
| Author: | John Lofgren |
| ISBN: | 9781458217578 |
| Publisher: | Abbott Press |
| Publication: | September 24, 2014 |
| Imprint: | Abbott Press |
| Language: | English |
Democrat and Republican factions continue to spread lies, and the United States will be ruined if theyre allowed to go unchecked.
Their behavior can easily be compared to the Jim Crow South only this time, its constitutional conservatives who are being abused. The good people of America need to join forces to launch an MLK-style movement to restore equal rights and fiscal sanity.
John Lofgren, an intellectual patriot, explains how the liberal movement and faux conservatives are perverting the entire fiscal system in this powerful narrative that uncovers startling parallels between the past and present. He traces the frightening trajectory of U.S. fiscal policy beginning with the 1840s Erie Canal financing.
By providing a platform for proposing solutions to the corruption and misguided views rampant in government, the author seeks to bring the country back to a firm foundation of financial stability.
This book builds a case to de-socialize the banking system, end preferential rights, and re-establish state powers in order to reignite the pride and diversity America once leveraged to great economic advantage.
Democrat and Republican factions continue to spread lies, and the United States will be ruined if theyre allowed to go unchecked.
Their behavior can easily be compared to the Jim Crow South only this time, its constitutional conservatives who are being abused. The good people of America need to join forces to launch an MLK-style movement to restore equal rights and fiscal sanity.
John Lofgren, an intellectual patriot, explains how the liberal movement and faux conservatives are perverting the entire fiscal system in this powerful narrative that uncovers startling parallels between the past and present. He traces the frightening trajectory of U.S. fiscal policy beginning with the 1840s Erie Canal financing.
By providing a platform for proposing solutions to the corruption and misguided views rampant in government, the author seeks to bring the country back to a firm foundation of financial stability.
This book builds a case to de-socialize the banking system, end preferential rights, and re-establish state powers in order to reignite the pride and diversity America once leveraged to great economic advantage.
