With the advent of a global socialist ideology in the Democrat Party, the nation has entered into new unchartered territory.
Madison’s constitutional arrangement was designed to pit the elite special financial interests in one political social class against the non-elites in the other party. He made the constitutional rules unbalanced and unfair, to benefit the financial elites.
The socialists are poised and positioned to obtain the levers of power that had been reserved for the financial elites.
At the same moment in history that the Democrats abandoned their allegiance to the middle class, the Republicans morphed into a global corporatist party, which no longer defends American sovereignty.
As a consequence of these two political developments, the citizens of America do not have a legitimate choice for a party to represent their interests.
Citizens under Madison’s constitution did well when they had economic and financial opportunities for wealth and upward occupational mobility, and they have not had these conditions since the Republicans passed laws that severely damaged the welfare of the citizens.
In the absence of economic growth, citizens have needlessly suffered economic failure and depressions.
This book describes the economic consequences of the Republican abdication of their historical role.
•The Disastrous Macro Economic Consequences of Republican Trade Policies.
•The Negative Consequence of the Republican Trade Policies on Job Creation.
•The Consequence of the Republican Abdication On American Ingenuity and Technological Innovation.
•The Consequences of the Republican Economic Policies on New Venture Creation and Entrepreneurship.
•Regional Economic Decline Caused By The Republican Abdication.
The book describes that future politics in America had to come up with policies on how to manage the relationship between a new American Natural Rights Republic and 1500 American global corporations.
The constitution of the new natural rights republic is based upon Jefferson’s principles of natural rights:
•Equality among citizens to participate in government.
•Privacy of citizens from the invasions of agents of government.
•The right to vote in free and fair elections.
•The protection of the natural and property rights of individuals as the supreme goal of government.
•Equal access to the courts and equality before the law.
Restoring the American natural rights republic means the citizens have two major tasks ahead of them:
1.The citizens must eliminate the socialist threat to freedom. The next book in this series explains that if, and when, California citizens vote to leave the Union to form their own socialist state, that socialists in other states should be encouraged to emigrate to California.
2.After the socialist threat has been eliminated, citizens in the remaining states need to hold a constitutional convention and re-write fair constitutional rules.
Madison’s constitutional arrangement was designed to pit the elite special financial interests in one political social class against the non-elites in the other party. He made the constitutional rules unbalanced and unfair, to benefit the financial elites.
The socialists are poised and positioned to obtain the levers of power that had been reserved for the financial elites.
At the same moment in history that the Democrats abandoned their allegiance to the middle class, the Republicans morphed into a global corporatist party, which no longer defends American sovereignty.
As a consequence of these two political developments, the citizens of America do not have a legitimate choice for a party to represent their interests.
Citizens under Madison’s constitution did well when they had economic and financial opportunities for wealth and upward occupational mobility, and they have not had these conditions since the Republicans passed laws that severely damaged the welfare of the citizens.
In the absence of economic growth, citizens have needlessly suffered economic failure and depressions.
This book describes the economic consequences of the Republican abdication of their historical role.
•The Disastrous Macro Economic Consequences of Republican Trade Policies.
•The Negative Consequence of the Republican Trade Policies on Job Creation.
•The Consequence of the Republican Abdication On American Ingenuity and Technological Innovation.
•The Consequences of the Republican Economic Policies on New Venture Creation and Entrepreneurship.
•Regional Economic Decline Caused By The Republican Abdication.
The book describes that future politics in America had to come up with policies on how to manage the relationship between a new American Natural Rights Republic and 1500 American global corporations.
The constitution of the new natural rights republic is based upon Jefferson’s principles of natural rights:
•Equality among citizens to participate in government.
•Privacy of citizens from the invasions of agents of government.
•The right to vote in free and fair elections.
•The protection of the natural and property rights of individuals as the supreme goal of government.
•Equal access to the courts and equality before the law.
Restoring the American natural rights republic means the citizens have two major tasks ahead of them:
1.The citizens must eliminate the socialist threat to freedom. The next book in this series explains that if, and when, California citizens vote to leave the Union to form their own socialist state, that socialists in other states should be encouraged to emigrate to California.
2.After the socialist threat has been eliminated, citizens in the remaining states need to hold a constitutional convention and re-write fair constitutional rules.
