257 Ways to Fix the USA

257 Ways to Fix the USA

by Jake Devlin
257 Ways to Fix the USA

257 Ways to Fix the USA

by Jake Devlin

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Overview

FED UP with American politics?
This mini-book cuts through all the spin, BS and ego.

Perhaps an unintentional harbinger of Donald Trump's candidacy (?).

Imagine that you had ABSOLUTE authority to run the US government. All of it, the whole shebang. What would you do? What principles would you follow? What policies would you put in place? Would you be a dictator with a light touch or a heavy-handed one?

More importantly, could you handle the job? Or would you just curl up in a fetal position, babbling your talking points?

This mini-book gives you a glimpse at some of the principles and policies of a guy who found himself (more accurately, put himself) in exactly that position.

So how closely would his policies align with those you might think of?

From the book cover: For policy wonks and political science students, this is an excerpt of some of the policies put in place by Gordon Donne in "The Donne Deal," after he bought (legally) the United States government and fired Congress, the President and the Supreme Court, and took over all legislative, executive and judicial responsibilities.

"The Donne Deal" is a work of fiction, with elements of action, espionage, sex and humor, but Donne's serious policies are distilled into this mini-book, with none of that "fluff," as some might call it, included.

"A dictator with total authority, like Donne, should also have the wisdom to exercise that authority sparingly." Agree or disagree? And do his policies follow that dictum? And what other questions or discussion topics might this mini-book raise in the readers' minds?

Product Details

BN ID: 2940150129207
Publisher: Jake Devlin
Publication date: 11/28/2014
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 25
File size: 21 KB
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