Laurie Thomas Vass’s book, Reclaiming the American Democratic Impulse, presents a comprehensive analysis of the political climate in the United States, past and present, and the nation’s future. The author offers an unfiltered and unbiased view of the Constitution, laws, policy-making, and the legacy left by politicians. In the introduction, Vass discusses President Obama, providing highlights from Mark Levin’s book, The Liberty Amendment, which offers a fascinating discussion on socialism. Throughout the subsequent chapters, Vass tackles every critical topic related to democracy, including political parties, collectivism, anti-individualism, the presidency, the rule of law, and the origins of Madison’s British Social Class.

The author presents a fair and professional outlook on American democracy, highlighting the importance of exercising rights and fulfilling responsibilities at the political table. Vass’s approach is even-handed and straightforward. The language used is accessible, and the author’s arguments are supported by significant reference materials. Chapter six, in particular, is a standout chapter, where Vass offers a comprehensive breakdown of why she wrote the book, what it means to reclaim the American democratic impulse, its components, and how it affects the political climate. The final chapter is equally thought-provoking and summarizes the author’s thoughts on democracy in America.

After reading Reclaiming the American Democratic Impulse, readers will have a sober understanding of the Obama legacy, be able to analyze constitutional amendments and comprehend why representation from impartial figures matters. This book is excellent for patriotic individuals and those interested in matters of public leadership.

Pages: 200 | ASIN : B00IRGCC78