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Progressivism

A Primer on the Idea Destroying America

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By: James Ostrowski
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America is dying from an idea she only dimly understands, so-called "progressivism." So, Jim Ostrowski, drawing on 45 years in politics, law and the Liberty Movement, deconstructs and demolishes the idea that has dominated American life for longer than any of us has been alive. He lays the hidden premises of progressivism bare for all to see and then shows how they have led to the destructive policies that are dragging America down. Ostrowski exposes the mental force field progressives carry around that protects them from having to answer for their multitude of policy failures. He also deconstructs progressivism's chief opponent for the last fifty years, conservatism and its marquis strategy, constitutionalism. These approaches have failed and crowded out progressivism's only viable adversary, true liberalism: the proposition that human beings have the natural right to do as they wish with what they own. The book not only diagnoses what is wrong with America but proposes numerous and detailed strategies and tactics for what individual Americans can do right now to battle progressivism. LibertyMovement.org will be the vehicle for promoting and coordinating those efforts. Ideologies & Doctrines Politics & Government Liberalism Democracy Law Taxation Capitalism Socialism
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Jim Ostrowski destroys progressivism and offers compelling paths toward genuine liberalism. This book is underrated and deserves more attention. It seems even more relevant today than in 2014. The virtual narration for the audio version is also solid.

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