| Introduction |
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Chapter One The Most Important Form of Government Is a Father, Mother, and Children: We Need a Return to Family Values |
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Chapter Two The Further You Drift from Shore, the More Likely You Are to Be Lost at Sea: We Need a Return to Local Government |
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Chapter Three You Cant Spend What You Don't Have; You Can't Borrow What You Can't Pay Back: We Need to Control Spending and Debt |
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Chapter Four If You Drain the Lake, All the Fish Will Die: We Need a Simple and Fair Taxation System |
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Chapter Five Once Humpty Dumpty Falls, It's Hard to Put Him Back Together: We Need a Responsible Approach to Health and Health Care |
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Chapter Six If You Don't Hear the School Bell Ring, Class Never Starts: We Need an Education System That Values All Students |
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Chapter Seven Leave Your Campsite in Better Shape Than You Found It: We Need to Take Responsibility for the Environment |
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Chapter Eight Good Fences Make Good Neighbors: We Need Immigration Reform That Works |
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Chapter Nine Bullies in the Playground Understand Only One Thing: We Need a Strong Approach to Terrorism |
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Chapter Ten When the Bullets Are Real, There Aren't Any Toy Soldiers: We Need an Effective Military Policy and Strategy |
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Chapter Eleven With Enemies Like This, Who Needs Friends? We Need to Strengthen America's Position on the World Stage |
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Chapter Twelve Hope Is More Than Just the Name of My Hometown: We Need to Have Faith in the Future, No Matter How Big Our Present Problems Are |
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| Epilogue: A Simple Election |
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| Acknowledgments |
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| Notes |
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| Index |
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