<p>Review      Ronald Drum's American Solutions Without Sacrifice: An End To Special Interests, A Return To American Middle-Class Interests is the most remarkable work to be published in recent memory. With an articulate and persuasive writing style, Drum diagnosis and prescribes for our most profound and pressing political, economic and social problems -- many of which defy solution through the current spate of electoral political demagoguery. Drum deals with the National Debt, Medicare, Free Trade, Crime, Drugs, Family Values, The Fed, Health Care & Insurance, Social Security, the Trade Deficit, Unemployment, PACs, Pornography, NAFTA, Special Interest Groups, Lawyers, and much, much more. If picked up and read by even half the American electorate, American Solutions Without Sacrifice be as profound an influence on the next century of American governance as the whole of the next congress and administration combined. -- Midwest Book Review</p>

American solutions without sacrifice: An end to special interests : a return to American middle-class intersests [sic]

Drum, Ronald A.

Pitbull Press

A didactic work, wherein the author, a CPA, MBA, attorney, asserts that all of the seemingly illusive solutions to America's problems will only be found in the expansion of American Democracy that must include all Americans.  This expansion requires direct participation by all Americans in both the policy and decision-making processes of their government if they are ever to achieve accountability over their elected representatives and the reality of a genuine American government of the American people, by the American people, and most importantly, an American government for the American people.  The author describes how the failure of all Americans to protect their democracy going into the twenty-first century will inevitably result in the already begun evolution of American Democracy into American Aristocracy and American serfdom. The author describes how the objectives of direct citizen participation and accountability over elected representatives can be lawfully and democratically accomplished.  The author identifies specific solutions to America's social, economic, and political problems, the roots of which can be traced to the thirty-year breakdown of the American government ethos, the American professional ethos, and the American business ethos. From these root causes, the author offers unique solutions to reverse the decline of American morality and the decline of American culture which now threatens the very existence of an already declining American Civilization.  Contrary to today's popular American pessimism, the author argues that if all Americans directly participate in their democracy that America's Golden Age remains on the horizon for all Americans, as America begins its journey into the Information Age.  The Table of Contents of American Solutions Without Sacrifice that appears below summarizes the long list of seminal problems Americans must consider if they are going to have an American Democracy that will serve all Americans in the twenty-first century. In every chapter, the author suggests solutions to the problems suggested by the title of those chapters.  In Chapters 19 and 20, the author sets forth a detailed blueprint of the necessary economic and political solutions required to put America back on track morally, socially, economically, and politically.  American Solutions Without Sacrifice is a wake-up call to all middle-class Americans who want to participate in a twenty-first century American Renaissance and the restoration of the American Dream in order to avoid American serfdom that will otherwise become the American reality of the twenty-first century.

American Solution Without Sacrifice: An End to Special Interests a Return to American Middle-Class Interests

History

Pietri, Yolanda

Americas

Pitbull Pr Pub Co

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