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Grand Illusion The Myth Of Voter Choice In A Twoparty Tyranny Theresa Amato

Name: Grand Illusion The Myth Of Voter Choice In A Twoparty Tyranny Theresa Amato
SKU: BELL-48905338
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Rating: 5 (80 reviews)

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Grand Illusion The Myth Of Voter Choice In A Twoparty Tyranny Theresa Amato instant download after payment.

Publisher: The New Press

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.11 MB

Pages: 396

Author: Theresa Amato

ISBN: 9781595585073, 9781595583949, 1595585079, 1595583947, B002NPC6V6

Language: English

Year: 2009

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Grand Illusion The Myth Of Voter Choice In A Twoparty Tyranny Theresa Amato by Theresa Amato 9781595585073, 9781595583949, 1595585079, 1595583947, B002NPC6V6 instant download after payment.

Ralph Nader’s former campaign manager “takes the biggest swing—not a jab, but a roundhouse punch—at America’s corrupt electoral system” (Phil Donahue).

As the national campaign manager for Ralph Nader’s historic runs for president in 2000 and 2004, Theresa Amato had a rare ringside role in two of the most hotly contested presidential elections this country has seen. In Grand Illusion, she gives us a witty, thoughtful critique of the American electoral system, as well as a powerful argument for opening up the contest as if people and their daily lives mattered.

While making the case for specific reforms in the United States’ arcane system of ballot access laws, complex federal regulations, and partisan control of elections, Amato also offers a spirited history of how third-party and Independent candidates have kept important issues on the table in elections past and contribute to our country’s political life. Even the most fervent Nader critics will think twice about Nader’s role in 2000, thanks to Amato’s trenchant factual analysis.

Looking beyond the Nader story to campaigns waged by challengers John Anderson, Ross Perot, Pat Buchanan, and others, Amato shows how limiting ourselves to two candidates deprives our country of a robust political life, strips would-be contenders of their free speech and association rights, and cheats voters out of meaningful political choices.