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Ending 'Big SIS' (The Special Interest State) and Renewing the American Republic
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The thesis of the book is simple.
The Founders of the American Republic were intensely concerned with the dangers of "faction" (now, we say "special interest"). They knew that factions will always exist, and they designed our government so as to force factions to neutralize each other, like architects analyzing the lines of force necessary to hold up a building.
U.S. politics has gone astray by losing this fundamental insight of the Founders. Rather than maintaining a structure of government ...
The Founders of the American Republic were intensely concerned with the dangers of "faction" (now, we say "special interest"). They knew that factions will always exist, and they designed our government so as to force factions to neutralize each other, like architects analyzing the lines of force necessary to hold up a building.
U.S. politics has gone astray by losing this fundamental insight of the Founders. Rather than maintaining a structure of government ...
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