The Real Constitution and its Real Enemies by Steven E. Maikowski

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The Real Constitution and its Real Enemies by Steven E. Maikowski
To ensure the survival of our nation of 350 million people, the voters must know the basics of our constitutional government, such as understanding that our founders created a republic, not a democracy, and the distinction between the two.
Over the previous four years, our nation endured a course of government mismanagement similar to what Alexander Hamilton cited in Federalist #1, which he called an unequivocal experience of the inefficiency of the subsisting federal government. In these last four years, the nation’s borders were opened to all, private sector businesses were punished, free speech was censored, Social Security fraud skyrocketed, law enforcement agencies were politicized, and elected officials used the powers of their offices to castigate their political opponents.
But our last presidential election (2024) revealed that over 75 million voters opposed the candidate who promised a return to the constitutional principles of a limited government that cared for its spending.
How an enterprising political faction convinced millions of people to allow such an aberrant course of government is the study now presented.
This book explains the important history and elements of our Constitution, how the leftist faction is grooming the voter, and how they have used the federalized education system to manipulate the civics courses—if offered.
It provides a chapter on one of the most important pages of advice left to our nation: George Washington’s Farewell Address.
This book then provides a solid remedy for properly debating political matters by using the Constitutional Initial Point. As the Constitution is the foundation of all law in these United States, it is properly the foundation of all political measurements. It is a change in dialogue that properly frames any political argument.
This book is focused, covering all of this in 100 pages. There is no other book like it.
Paperback, 87 pp