Politics is a sport that is played by two teams, Democrats versus Republicans. Both teams want to control the American government. But in order to win this game, both teams have to persuade YOU, the voter, to vote for their players. Thus, politics is personal. Capturing your vote is the objective of this huge and expensive game.
This book simplifies the sport of politics for the casual political viewer, those new to politics, or those who would like to know more about American politics. It will assist you in deciding which players to vote for, and even how to vote. Plus, it identifies what each team stands for by discussing over 130 political differences between Democrats and Republicans so that you can decide how to vote on Election Day in November 2016.
As an added bonus, after you understand the Sport of Politics you’ll be able to ignore all current and future political newscasts, discussions, advertisements, debates, and even television and radio talk shows.
This book simplifies the sport of politics for the casual political viewer, those new to politics, or those who would like to know more about American politics. It will assist you in deciding which players to vote for, and even how to vote. Plus, it identifies what each team stands for by discussing over 130 political differences between Democrats and Republicans so that you can decide how to vote on Election Day in November 2016.
As an added bonus, after you understand the Sport of Politics you’ll be able to ignore all current and future political newscasts, discussions, advertisements, debates, and even television and radio talk shows.
