Category: Political Science Publisher: Aardvark
ISBN-10: 1427639647
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 155
Copyright: April 16, 2009
ISBN-13: 9781427639646
This book is a non-fiction account of my life with emphasis on many areas of America being discussed with actual business plans provided to move us forward another 250 years
I stopped this book around 150 pages because I wanted it to be affordable to most Americans of all ages. In this book I let people know of my experiences in life and how that has led me to be where I am today. I talk of my upbringing in a small town, the work ethic instilled in me, and how these childhood factors were challenged as I worked in a variety of professional environments.
This book is really a catharsis on many levels because it let me relive my federal lawsuit and try to forgive those that cost me hundreds of thousands of dollars. It also lets people know that to make changes, WE have to make the changes. I was sick of lying politicians, so I ran against an incumbent Republican and was elected in my first efforts at politics. I also learned of the sleaziness of people in the world of politics and government/business and the problems that these often hidden relationships can cause everyone.
I hope this book acts just as I describe it: a life, college, business and political lesson all rolled into one for less than $15. That would make any TV infomercial barker jealous, wouldn't it?
Excerpt
The author challenges every aspect of American life, fighting for the future of a leaderless nation. He has battled cancer and survived. He was a plaintiff in a federal lawsuit against the government and won. Instead of complaining about politicians, he ran for public office and was elected in his first attempt.
Read about the author’s rebuilding plan for Detroit and GM.
And help the author raise $25 billion for finding a cure for cancer and for our military veterans.
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