Common Sense 2.0 - Brandt, R. David
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As a nation, we're not always big on introspection. To move forward, however, we must look inward. We must hold this nation up to a mirror and acknowledge what it's become. We must make a sober assessment. How did a country that so aligns itself with freedom and equality become a haven for the rich and powerful while the middle class is slowly decimated? Not to be overly analogous, but it's a death by a thousand cuts. Throughout the past 40 years, special interests have superseded the needs of the people, at least among members of congress. Think of the proverbial frog in the pot. If you drop…mehr

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As a nation, we're not always big on introspection. To move forward, however, we must look inward. We must hold this nation up to a mirror and acknowledge what it's become. We must make a sober assessment. How did a country that so aligns itself with freedom and equality become a haven for the rich and powerful while the middle class is slowly decimated? Not to be overly analogous, but it's a death by a thousand cuts. Throughout the past 40 years, special interests have superseded the needs of the people, at least among members of congress. Think of the proverbial frog in the pot. If you drop it in hot water, the frog jumps right out. Put it in cool water and slowly raise the temperature, however, and it barely notices...until it's too late. For four decades, self-serving politicians have been turning up the heat on America's middle class. They've ignored the systemic racism that has held this country back for far too long. This book makes the case for a revolutionary transfer of power. It's time for people of good conscience to take control.
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David Brandt has nearly three decades of experience in communications, first as a journalist and then as a public affairs professional. He holds a Master of Arts degree in journalism from Regent University and a Bachelor of Arts degree in political science from Westminster College. He and his wife make their home in North Carolina and have two grown children.