Silent Majority; Women, Independents, and Governing
A contemporary, sharp eyed, no holds barred view of the short comings of modern American politics because of the two party male majority political system, and how to reform it. The need in America to have women in equal numbers as males in the legislative and judicial branches of American government, independent of Democrats and Republicans, and ways to go about it. The reforming of bureaucracy in revolutionary fashion.
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Silent Majority; Women, Independents, and Governing
A contemporary, sharp eyed, no holds barred view of the short comings of modern American politics because of the two party male majority political system, and how to reform it. The need in America to have women in equal numbers as males in the legislative and judicial branches of American government, independent of Democrats and Republicans, and ways to go about it. The reforming of bureaucracy in revolutionary fashion.
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Silent Majority; Women, Independents, and Governing

Silent Majority; Women, Independents, and Governing

by John Marshall
Silent Majority; Women, Independents, and Governing

Silent Majority; Women, Independents, and Governing

by John Marshall

Overview

A contemporary, sharp eyed, no holds barred view of the short comings of modern American politics because of the two party male majority political system, and how to reform it. The need in America to have women in equal numbers as males in the legislative and judicial branches of American government, independent of Democrats and Republicans, and ways to go about it. The reforming of bureaucracy in revolutionary fashion.

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9780988292000
Publisher: Village Idiot Productions
Publication date: 02/13/2013
Edition description: 2nd ed.
Pages: 162
Product dimensions: 5.50(w) x 8.50(h) x 0.37(d)

About the Author

About The Author
John Marshall (1845–1915) was a classicist, translator, and educator whose work received rave reviews within its field. Marshall translated Greek and Latin works and served as a professor of philosophy at the University of Edinburgh. He later became the rector at the Royal High School in Edinburgh.
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