Subverting the Republic: How the 17th Amendment and Citizens United Corrupted the Balance of American Government (Restoring the Republic)
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Subverting the Republic: How the 17th Amendment and Citizens United Corrupted the Balance of American Government (Restoring the Republic)

by Steven Bradley

Constitutional Law Political Science American government
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Subverting the Republic delves into how the 17th Amendment and Citizens United have corrupted the balance of American government. By tracing these changes, the book highlights their effects on political power and proposes paths to restore the republic's foundational equilibrium. A critical examination for those interested in constitutional history and reform.

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The book examines the impact of the 17th Amendment on the structure of American governance, arguing that it shifted power dynamics in unintended ways.

It also analyzes the Citizens United decision and its role in altering political influence and balance within the republic.

Through this lens, the author discusses strategies for restoring the original principles of American government.

The work is part of the Restoring the Republic series, focusing on subverting influences in modern politics.

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