Once Indivisible, Now Divided
Nonfiction, Social & Cultural Studies, Political Science, Government, Democracy
| Author: | Wendy Lee | ISBN: | 9781466158788 |
| Publisher: | Wendy Lee | Publication: | August 8, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Wendy Lee |
| ISBN: | 9781466158788 |
| Publisher: | Wendy Lee |
| Publication: | August 8, 2011 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
This book is dedicated to everyone who lost their job, lost their home, and cannot provide for themselves or their family; to those who do not have equal rights; those who can’t afford their medical expenses or health insurance; and those, like myself, who are angry about the way the government is allowing its people to be treated. Chapters include: Class War-1 vs. 99, Marijuana-Good vs. Evil, Education-Cheating The Children, Health Care, Gay Rights and Abortion, and The 2012 Presidential Candidates-Ideology. When you don't vote, the wealthy control which candidates get voted into office. The candidates are bought and paid for by the wealthy and they work for what the wealthy want, such as tax breaks and less benefits for the poor and elderly. I use facts, history, and humorous rhetoric to tell you what has happened to cause our current situation. Our future is at risk and it is up to the working class to save our nation by voting for candidates who want the things that we need to survive.
This book is dedicated to everyone who lost their job, lost their home, and cannot provide for themselves or their family; to those who do not have equal rights; those who can’t afford their medical expenses or health insurance; and those, like myself, who are angry about the way the government is allowing its people to be treated. Chapters include: Class War-1 vs. 99, Marijuana-Good vs. Evil, Education-Cheating The Children, Health Care, Gay Rights and Abortion, and The 2012 Presidential Candidates-Ideology. When you don't vote, the wealthy control which candidates get voted into office. The candidates are bought and paid for by the wealthy and they work for what the wealthy want, such as tax breaks and less benefits for the poor and elderly. I use facts, history, and humorous rhetoric to tell you what has happened to cause our current situation. Our future is at risk and it is up to the working class to save our nation by voting for candidates who want the things that we need to survive.
