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.]
Alan Schein wrote this book, titled The Red Wave Imperative. This is a circumstance in which the American people must vote correctly. The book describes the democratic system, achievement, and administration in the United States of America, as well as the voting system, corruption, struggles, and immigration. Because of the extensive teachings, experiences, and examples presented by the author, the contents of the book would cause any reader to modify their voting habits.
The author provided reasons why people should vote properly through his book, which concentrated on political, social, and economic aspects. He revealed the truth to readers, allowing them to discover false allegations, misinformation, and animosity that exist among Democrats to stymie the constructive government process. Politicians make promises to the people but fail to deliver what they promised after getting elected.
The book is divided into seventeen chapters, each of which gives a full history of American democracy. It discusses Trump's administration, as well as the Obama administration and others. Other countries' administrations and successes were also highlighted in the book, including Singapore, Venezuela, and others. It discussed the advantages of a democratically controlled government, immigration, Antifa, a revolutionary militia movement that seeks to remove the US government by force, and other topics.
On the positive side, what I enjoyed most about this book is the truth that the author offered regarding democracy in the United States and other countries. I was captivated by the book since it was an eye-opener that delivers lessons and experiences. The way the author exposes the secrets of what politicians do these days, which is to fabricate false claims to hurt their opponents and make false promises to get elected, is what I enjoy most about this book.
What I also admire about this book is the author's point of view, examples, and answers to the difficulties that it presents. The author's personal experience in this book, which was about his friend, who was a deputy mayor, and the software, piqued my interest. When the author commented on his personal experience, I was enlightened. In addition, the stories of Venezuela's economic collapse, Greece's economic collapse, and others piqued my interest.
On the negative side, I find the author's inability to give a positive aspect of democracy to be a flaw in this work. This book lacked the necessary balance to convince readers that the author was not prejudiced. The book was solely concerned with the bad aspects of the American government. The author was a republican. The book may irritate some public officials and incite resentment, but it provides the truth about real-life democratic situations.
The title is yet another flaw in the novel. I dislike the book's title because it has nothing to do with the information offered in the book. I was perplexed when I noticed the book's title because it had nothing to do with the subject matter. However, when I noticed the book's subtitle, I was able to figure out what the book was about, which piqued my interest, and I decided to read it.
I would give this book a 4 out of 4 stars rating because I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. It was an engaging book with a wealth of facts that would change people's minds and lead them to vote the correct way instead of being deceived by politicians who make misleading comments and allegations.
This book was exceptionally well edited and well written. The sentences were well structured, with enough attention-grabbing sentences to capture the readers' interest. During my reading of this book, I found no errors.
This is a book that I would recommend to both adults and children. This book would appeal to readers, who enjoy learning and experiencing new things, as well as those, who enjoy books that talk about government, administration, and history.
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Red Wave Imperative
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Alan Schein wrote this book, titled The Red Wave Imperative. This is a circumstance in which the American people must vote correctly. The book describes the democratic system, achievement, and administration in the United States of America, as well as the voting system, corruption, struggles, and immigration. Because of the extensive teachings, experiences, and examples presented by the author, the contents of the book would cause any reader to modify their voting habits.
The author provided reasons why people should vote properly through his book, which concentrated on political, social, and economic aspects. He revealed the truth to readers, allowing them to discover false allegations, misinformation, and animosity that exist among Democrats to stymie the constructive government process. Politicians make promises to the people but fail to deliver what they promised after getting elected.
The book is divided into seventeen chapters, each of which gives a full history of American democracy. It discusses Trump's administration, as well as the Obama administration and others. Other countries' administrations and successes were also highlighted in the book, including Singapore, Venezuela, and others. It discussed the advantages of a democratically controlled government, immigration, Antifa, a revolutionary militia movement that seeks to remove the US government by force, and other topics.
On the positive side, what I enjoyed most about this book is the truth that the author offered regarding democracy in the United States and other countries. I was captivated by the book since it was an eye-opener that delivers lessons and experiences. The way the author exposes the secrets of what politicians do these days, which is to fabricate false claims to hurt their opponents and make false promises to get elected, is what I enjoy most about this book.
What I also admire about this book is the author's point of view, examples, and answers to the difficulties that it presents. The author's personal experience in this book, which was about his friend, who was a deputy mayor, and the software, piqued my interest. When the author commented on his personal experience, I was enlightened. In addition, the stories of Venezuela's economic collapse, Greece's economic collapse, and others piqued my interest.
On the negative side, I find the author's inability to give a positive aspect of democracy to be a flaw in this work. This book lacked the necessary balance to convince readers that the author was not prejudiced. The book was solely concerned with the bad aspects of the American government. The author was a republican. The book may irritate some public officials and incite resentment, but it provides the truth about real-life democratic situations.
The title is yet another flaw in the novel. I dislike the book's title because it has nothing to do with the information offered in the book. I was perplexed when I noticed the book's title because it had nothing to do with the subject matter. However, when I noticed the book's subtitle, I was able to figure out what the book was about, which piqued my interest, and I decided to read it.
I would give this book a 4 out of 4 stars rating because I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. It was an engaging book with a wealth of facts that would change people's minds and lead them to vote the correct way instead of being deceived by politicians who make misleading comments and allegations.
This book was exceptionally well edited and well written. The sentences were well structured, with enough attention-grabbing sentences to capture the readers' interest. During my reading of this book, I found no errors.
This is a book that I would recommend to both adults and children. This book would appeal to readers, who enjoy learning and experiencing new things, as well as those, who enjoy books that talk about government, administration, and history.
******
Red Wave Imperative
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon
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