Keep Voting, America
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In Keep Voting, America, as the author, I encourage United States citizens to:
Gather the family together; go-unplugged; talk with each other; study how the United States survived for nearly 250 years all the time solving personal problems before they become problematic. Do this for one hour each week; steady as you go. Most notably, maintain your voting status.
A meeting of the minds will continue your co-operation to live in peace and prosperity for those of us who value Liberty. Follow the outline in Keep Voting, America and start relearning how our government has maintained Liberty for all. But then, if you feel Liberty is not essential, I encourage you to continue reading so I may lay out a couple of ways your future Liberties can play out in a positive light.
In the text, there are oodles of questions to ponder and many likely pursuits you can get involved in. Heck, I lost count of how many I offer to guide your interest towards continuing the wisdom of our country’s creators.
If you choose to continue reading this book, your Patriotic side will become insightful while crewing your political ship. There may be rough weather ahead and the Liberty ship might develop stress fractures taking on water. Like Winnie the Pooh would say, “Oh Bother!” Navigate through the pages in Keep Voting, America and find ways to patch-up the leaky holes and maintain a steady course as you sail through the stormy conditions ahead. When the calm seas draw near, take time to enjoy smooth sailing.
Talking with each other helps you realize the Inalienable Rights our countries founders give us are for everyone - forever!
Written by Stephnie Clark, an average voting citizen bewildered at the United States Big Corporations’, Bank Executives’ and the Politicians’ un-willingness to clean-up the air I breathe, the water I drink, and the highways I travel on! But, I need help from the U.S. Core Citizens, the family.
Oh Kay, let’s strike up a bargain. Continue reading this and other books about our country, as you go unplugged and talk with your family to stop the demise of our Liberties! Are you willing to invest some of your precious time to improve your quality of life? Shall we embrace within this bargain, the wealthy? Maybe the rich folks will consider growing a conscience while taking part in the process mentioned above! The possibilities are real!
I’m not an educator. I’m not a comedy writer. I don’t have many answers. What I have is a fist full of questions screaming for resolutions. Furthermore, I’m fed-up with the way the greedy ‘1%’ treads on my Constitutional rights! That said…I have a plan!
If your impression of the status quo doesn’t work anymore, your next Port-of-Entry is to start your engines, no not that: Start Reading!
Stephnie Clark, author
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About the Book
Here is what the US core citizens (the family) can accomplish with help from Keep Voting, America: —Have a better understanding of how the United States evolved. —Develop an honest, moral, industrious lifestyle void of tyranny. —Continue voting to assure the right to run the country at all levels of government. —Have potential to become the pillar of the community as informed active voters. —Reestablish a quality of life. One of many definitions of filling the shoes of a United States patriot is to become a family of community-minded citizens through the United States Family Liberty Plan, an honest enterprise. I hope you give this concept serious thought! By doing so, you support the concept of a more perfect union. A patriot is not defined by how much money and stuff you own. A patriot facilitates the running of this great country. Your family can achieve patriotism as you go unplugged—meet once a week, talk with your family—and study our country’s past and present. When all family citizens, voting age or not, participate in the relearning of the United States’ history, it is possible to strengthen our weakening liberties. Voting is key to the survival of our quality of life. Your council can strive toward transparency, justice, respect, liberty, and the pursuit of a happy and industrious life. Amen, and pass the cup!
About the Author
Attending several colleges racking-up nearly 300 college credits and 77 years of life, I have amassed a huge collection of wisdom through formal learning and hands on experiences. My work history covers a wide range of job descriptions such as taking orders at the diner and drawing house plans: I was even a key punch operator, yuck, the worst job ever. I came from the quintessential American family of a mother/father and two daughters of which I am the oldest. I have a high School Diploma from Orange HS in Orange, CA and an AA Degree in Interior Merchandising from Shoreline CC in Seattle, WA. I was once married: my husband and I produced a son. He (my son) and his wife blessed me with three grandchildren. Volunteerism is one of my cherished adventures: soup kitchen at the Baptist Church in Olympia – I washed dishes, best job ever; sound person for a community theater, what a hoot; a variety of jobs at the local ERA office during election time in the 70s; canvased my town for signatures in Oceanside, CA for a referendum in 2012; Turns out the last three entries ensued the foundation harvesting my attention towards the writing of this book.