The Raping of America

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The Raping of America - A Bold Examination of Modern America's Political Crisis Written from the perspective of a frustrated member of the middle class, The Raping of America is essential reading among political books nonfiction that refuse to pull punches. This urgent work dissects our dysfunctional government with the intensity of Washington DC legal thrillers and the unflinching analysis found in the best political leader biographies . As America teeters on the edge of a democracy vs authoritarianism crossroads, this current affairs and politics exposé examines critical issues threatening our nation's survival: crushing national debt, wealth redistribution, attempted socialist policies, the Affordable Healthcare Act's consequences, and our declining superpower status. The stark reality reads like dystopian political fiction —except it's happening now. The harsh truth: No nation in 5,000 years has spent its way out of a debt crisis. America will be no exception. Our debt is on track to destroy this great nation unless we immediately curb runaway spending and address entitlement reform. You cannot have an effective democracy when more people take from the system than contribute to it. This book exposes how: The middle class is systematically being eliminated Washington grants itself privileges denied to ordinary citizens Mainstream media veils corruption and manufactures narratives Backroom deals between unions, corporations, and politicians silence the common man's voice Politicians who swore to protect us now consider themselves superior to us Income inequality has exploded despite rhetoric about equality Rivaling the best political thrillers in its revelations, this work challenges readers to confront an uncomfortable reality: We have become disengaged and complacent. In the sixties and seventies, Americans protested oppression. Today, we allow elected officials to exploit us—either too afraid to speak or too distracted to see the endgame. If we don't reclaim our freedoms soon, our great republic may become history. A wake-up call for every American who refuses to watch silently as Washington rewrites the Constitution and dismantles the nation our founders created "by the people…for the people." Review: We are in trouble - Constructive outline of problems caused by the political class by a very frustrated voter who fears for and loves his country. Review: Great read - You're going to like this if you're into politics.