So We May Breathe Free: Avoiding Ineptocracy

by Michael Swartz

Overview

He's not a talking head you see on the Sunday shows...well, at least not yet.

But Michael Swartz comes to the written world of political punditry and problem-solving armed with two great weapons: the common sense to know how much government is too much and easy access to perhaps the most important non-religious text known to mankind, the United States Constitution. Michael knows that what it does not say is just as important as what the Founding Fathers wrote there.

In So We May Breathe Free: Avoiding Ineptocracy, Michael breaks down many of the nation's problems into easy-to-digest chapters and suggests how these burning questions can eventually be solved once and for all. It's not a quick fix to be sure, but if you believe as he does that our best days can lie ahead, you'll agree it's work worth doing.

Despite what was rosily predicted to us in 2008, change does not come easy. Furthermore, it has to be change in the right direction and that's been sorely lacking in America over the last several decades.

If you truly yearn to breathe free, this book is a must-read.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781478306146
Publisher:	CreateSpace Publishing
Publication date:	07/29/2012
Pages:	166
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.35(d)

About the Author

Michael Swartz used to be an architect, and as little as a decade ago never dreamed of writing a book about politics.

But that world has always piqued his interest, and once he had the opportunity to follow his passion to write he seized the moment and began his own website called monoblogue. This website mainly features local and national politics, but to keep things interesting Michael also keeps tabs on local sports and music, giving his site a uniquely Eastern Shore flavor.

"Unusual for conservative commentary, the tone of this blog tends to be wonky," said one reviewer of his website, and that style carries through to this day.

From there, Michael has built his writing career, freelancing for clients as varied as a small syndicator to internet publications to political beat writing during the 2010 election. Over that time, Michael developed a reputation for being a straight shooter who doesn't settle for the obvious narrative or the party line. It's a healthy skepticism that attracts readers desiring both substance and style.

Michael is a native of Toledo, Ohio but now lives on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. So We May Breathe Free: Avoiding Ineptocracy is Michael's first foray into full-length writing.