Review of Red Wave Imperative
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Review of Red Wave Imperative
[Following is a volunteer review of "Red Wave Imperative" by Alan Schein.]
The Red Wave Imperative is a book by Alan Schein that shares chronicles of experiences regarding the United States of America's elections and all the outcomes related to it. Author Alan Schein believes that his country would have been in a better condition only if the majority of citizens would have voted in a Republican president in their last Presidential elections. He continues by explaining how the health care and insurance industry had been mismanaged and resulted in the number of deaths rising instantaneously. The author thinks that the Democratic government should consider protecting the climate and preventing global warming, also thinks that the military personnel should receive more intense training for better protection of the country. He continues by stating the many reasons why he felt that the Republicans were the right people to be voted for by the general public. Therefore this book is written to give people a better understanding of the differences between the Republicans and the Democrats in America's electorate systems.
The book is built from the author's point of view and thoughts regarding the current leadership in America, in which he felt things were not going on well as they are supposed to be. All the pain and hatred he feels for being under the current leadership makes him devastated. However his experiences are somehow the same as what other citizens may feel across the country, but on the contrary, others feel everything is okay.
The book involves fifteen chapters that explain the elections situation in America and the reasons why the author thought the Republicans were the right people to be voted in. This teaches us that we should always think wisely before voting in leaders. Each chapter starts from the inauguration of the Democratic government, and it goes on to discuss the implications all this had on normal citizens.
Alan Schein tells us that, "The Republican-sponsored 2016 Tax Cut and Jobs Act would also have been defeated, under normal Senate rules because not one Democratic politician voted for it." Page 10. The author tries to defend the Republican senators who were fewer in the Senate than the Democratic senators. Through this, we can understand how the author is edged to one side of the United States of America politics.
This book is written well and presented in a meaningful order. I liked that all facts were arranged in an intriguing order that made me read this book continuously - that was my favorite point of the book. The book is also exceptionally edited, this is because I hardly found errors in it. Every chapter of the book got my attention as it contained valuable and insightful content. This book raised my interest in researching more about political histories, and I thank the author for writing this book.
The Red Wave Imperative will earn a rating of 4 out of 4 stars; I will not give it a lower rating because it will be an injustice to its timely presentation. I recommend this book to all voters across the world, because this information will be very important to them. Some nonvoters may not fathom this content and therefore I would not recommend this book to them.
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Red Wave Imperative
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The Red Wave Imperative is a book by Alan Schein that shares chronicles of experiences regarding the United States of America's elections and all the outcomes related to it. Author Alan Schein believes that his country would have been in a better condition only if the majority of citizens would have voted in a Republican president in their last Presidential elections. He continues by explaining how the health care and insurance industry had been mismanaged and resulted in the number of deaths rising instantaneously. The author thinks that the Democratic government should consider protecting the climate and preventing global warming, also thinks that the military personnel should receive more intense training for better protection of the country. He continues by stating the many reasons why he felt that the Republicans were the right people to be voted for by the general public. Therefore this book is written to give people a better understanding of the differences between the Republicans and the Democrats in America's electorate systems.
The book is built from the author's point of view and thoughts regarding the current leadership in America, in which he felt things were not going on well as they are supposed to be. All the pain and hatred he feels for being under the current leadership makes him devastated. However his experiences are somehow the same as what other citizens may feel across the country, but on the contrary, others feel everything is okay.
The book involves fifteen chapters that explain the elections situation in America and the reasons why the author thought the Republicans were the right people to be voted in. This teaches us that we should always think wisely before voting in leaders. Each chapter starts from the inauguration of the Democratic government, and it goes on to discuss the implications all this had on normal citizens.
Alan Schein tells us that, "The Republican-sponsored 2016 Tax Cut and Jobs Act would also have been defeated, under normal Senate rules because not one Democratic politician voted for it." Page 10. The author tries to defend the Republican senators who were fewer in the Senate than the Democratic senators. Through this, we can understand how the author is edged to one side of the United States of America politics.
This book is written well and presented in a meaningful order. I liked that all facts were arranged in an intriguing order that made me read this book continuously - that was my favorite point of the book. The book is also exceptionally edited, this is because I hardly found errors in it. Every chapter of the book got my attention as it contained valuable and insightful content. This book raised my interest in researching more about political histories, and I thank the author for writing this book.
The Red Wave Imperative will earn a rating of 4 out of 4 stars; I will not give it a lower rating because it will be an injustice to its timely presentation. I recommend this book to all voters across the world, because this information will be very important to them. Some nonvoters may not fathom this content and therefore I would not recommend this book to them.
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Red Wave Imperative
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
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