Direct Democracy

Direct Democracy: and the Curse of the Boiled Frogs

by Joseph Jenkins.

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September, 2024; ISBN: 978-1-7336035-7-7. Paperback, 6X9, 300 pages.

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"Perhaps there has never been a more pivotal moment in US history than the one it faces now. In many ways, the country is at an inflection point, its decisions influenced by partisan interests that hinder the government from making meaningful progress. For instance, Jenkins compares the nation’s mounting thirty-five trillion dollar debt as a robbery in “broad daylight,” in which the perpetrators are the politicians that we ourselves have elected. With both sincerity and force, he articulates the immediate need for this to change.

Jenkins’ astute observations are undeniable. What makes this work stand out the most is that he goes a step beyond identifying the problems by providing the same zeal and attentiveness in creating systematic solutions.

Above all else, Jenkins’ work is an intensely thought-provoking lifeline for political players to navigate pertinent social issues in the increasingly complex world of US democracy, a scintillating commentary that is a meaningful and educational read for all audiences, especially those in academia and the higher echelons of government."

The Midwest Book Review offers a compelling endorsement of Joseph Jenkins' work, "Direct Democracy: and the Curse of the Boiled Frogs," highlighting its essential role in contemporary political discourse. This book is positioned as a vital resource for personal, professional, and academic libraries, suggesting its inclusion in political science collections and educational curricula. Jenkins' analysis is portrayed as a potential catalyst for revitalizing American trust in democratic systems, providing insights that could help avert the decline experienced by previous republics and democracies. The review underscores the urgency of engaging with Jenkins' message to foster a more informed and active citizenry, capable of navigating and strengthening democratic governance.

Reviewed by Romuald Dzemo for Readers' Favorite (5 stars):

"Direct Democracy: And the Curse of the Boiled Frogs by Joseph Jenkins is one of the best books I have read on politics and democracy. 

This comprehensive critique of the modern political and social landscape offers a sweeping overview of how systemic corruption, propaganda, and manipulation have eroded genuine democracy and human rights. The author provides a vision of a reformed governance system rooted in direct citizen participation through random selection and voting. He argues that current representative democracies are outdated, vulnerable to elite control, and incapable of serving the will of the people. 

The book examines issues of wealth inequality, the corrupting influence of money in politics, and the dangers of centralized power. It also discusses the psychological effects of propaganda, comparing it to "brain donuts" and "boiled frogs"—to emphasize how mass mind control prevents independent thought. 

I loved the writing —crisp and clean. The observant, conversational tone impressed me, and I found Direct Democracy to be not only a timely read but an urgent and necessary study of real democracy." [Read the full review on the media kit.]

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