Review
(Regarding the hardcover edition)
He s speaking to the larger question, in the same way that Churchill did when he said, "Indeed, it has been said that democracy is the worst form of government except all those others that have been tried." In fact, on page 128 he pretty much summed up the reason for these tea parties:
Thus our system of government was set up as a republic, where we vote, not on issues directly, but for representatives who would then cast votes for us. Yet representative democracy has its dangers as well. If the representative does not represent the will of the people, the system breaks down.
--Pursuing Holiness(Regarding the hardcover edition)
Mr Hushbeck's book is an eminently readable exposition detailing point by point what might be described as political or cultural catchpoints with each chapter addressing a different catchpoint. These catchpoints are issues which, if matters go unchecked might be seen as most likely stumbling blocks for our American political experiment.
--Mark Olson, Stones Cry Out
