How Well do you Know Your Candidate? - Rocquecliffe, Adrian
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Making informed voting decisions is more important than ever. In "How Well Do You Know Your Candidates? " readers are guided step by step through the process of evaluating political candidates. This book helps voters understand the qualities that make a strong leader, recognize the impact of a candidate's past and present actions, and consider the importance of their future plans. It also dives into the dangers of extremism, the role of misinformation, and the influence of political parties on our choices. With practical tools for critical thinking and strategies to overcome biases, this book…mehr

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Making informed voting decisions is more important than ever. In "How Well Do You Know Your Candidates? " readers are guided step by step through the process of evaluating political candidates. This book helps voters understand the qualities that make a strong leader, recognize the impact of a candidate's past and present actions, and consider the importance of their future plans. It also dives into the dangers of extremism, the role of misinformation, and the influence of political parties on our choices. With practical tools for critical thinking and strategies to overcome biases, this book empowers readers to make thoughtful, well-informed decisions that truly reflect their values and contribute to a healthier democracy. Whether you're a seasoned voter or casting your ballot for the first time, this book is your essential guide to making every vote count.
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Autorenporträt
Adrian Rocquecliffe's journey from a young boy navigating cultural divides to a successful entrepreneur and visionary leader exemplifies the American dream. His dedication to improving the country for future generations is a testament to his belief in the power of unity and collaboration. As he continues his work with "Making America Great Altogether," Adrian remains hopeful that his efforts will contribute to a better, more inclusive America when he retires.