Jesus Was a Democrat Jesus Was a Democrat

Jesus Was a Democrat

The Moral Dichotomies of Republicanism and the Coming Democratic Revolution

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Publisher Description

Since the election of Ronald Reagan in 1980, conservatives have sought to impose an ideology upon the American people that has not intentionally, but inherently oppressed the middle class. As Newton proposed For every action there is an equal and opposite reaction, while conservative political initiatives have uplifted the so called job creators, they have naturally stepped on the middle class in order to do so. Jesus Was a Democrat illustrates how American businesses have outsourced manufacturing jobs to third-world countries, and how the destruction of privatesector collective bargaining has forced middle-class workers to accept lower wages and loss of benefi ts, creating a buyers market for todays employers. Jesus Was a Democrat shows how Republicans ignorance of the past has led to economic, military and political failure today. Dan DeFreest has crafted a book that examines how Republicans have failed to understand their own moral dichotomies and connects the dots between their oppressive ideology and todays income and wealth disparity. Using a historical perspective, he shows how conservatives have stolen the future from our middle class and brought this country to the brink of political revolution.

GENRE
Nonfiction
RELEASED
2015
November 24
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
190
Pages
PUBLISHER
Xlibris US
SELLER
AuthorHouse
SIZE
290.8
KB
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