Publisher's Synopsis
For years Americans have become increasingly frustrated with the current political atmosphere. This problem just seems to grow more and more every year, with more people identifying as Independents and moving away from the parties. This book takes a look at why people are so frustrated with politics, and politicians in particular. We use six of the most well known politicians in America, President Barack Obama, Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, Former Speaker of the House John Boehner, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell and Arizona Senator John McCain as the top examples. Each of these individuals have shown qualities and actions which have frustrated the average American, and has given the state of politics a sense of negativity today. The goal of this work is not to demean any individual or group, but to show the American people what is going on in the political world. All information is gathered through the perception of the American voter, whether it be through news, the average citizen or other leaders. This work shows that sometimes it isn't the party that is the problem, but the person and the atmosphere. Our goal is to bring the information to light, and to encourage Americans to go to the polls, as in the end, they have the final say. The book is written through the perception of We The People, or the American voters.
