For the presidential election of 2008 for more than a year, John Cox of Illinois State is quietly moving political circles in New Hampshire, Iowa and South Carolina. Along with his efforts, the principle of "political interests" which is his book, the not profit principle: Why do we need politicians, not politicians? Outlining the idea of a career politician who is in the hall of Parliament,.
John Cox http://www.cox2008.com is a 50-year-old Chicagoland businessman, tax accountant, accountant, president of the Board of Education, former Democrat, and the time when the true political "outside" dominates Twenty years after President Reagan, who believes it is correct, told Washington's farewell, Mr. Cox failed his attempt at the 2000 Congress and the Senate in 2002 and his I think that the moment has finally arrived.
Mr. Cox argues that the political model is collapsing politically. Throughout this book, business people in Chicago draw on their experiences dealing daily with troublesome tax laws, bureaucrats forgetting that they are working, and legislators who turned their offices into personal obligations.
His paperbackbook on 224 pages offers his solution in an easy way to chord a Republican parliament and a conservative who has failed the runaway expenses of the White House. The reflexive attitude that Republican House Representative Dennis Hastart defended William Jefferson in Louisiana recently and the political hypocrites of Republican senators Ahren Spector and John McCain as well as praise Even readers who are,
Author Cox insists that politically introduce politically independent free market principles to cope with social security, health care, deteriorating American educational system issues. Government is hindering progress by professional politicians who waste opportunities to solve our most important problems by ignoring difficult and sometimes unpleasant solutions instead of political compromise.
Politic $, Inc. will sue hungry voters for real conservative leadership. Cox concludes in his declaration that it is necessary to restrict term of office, as Representative Repeaters are repeatedly showing that they can not be politically restrained. The advantage of incumbent has been strengthened by examples of compromises of people already taking office. Point out examples of Senators such as John McCain and Alan Spector.
John Cox, whose father abandoned a young son and mother, is unconditionally opposed to drugs and drugs for illegal foreigners. The author defends the missile defense system stepping forward beyond the corrupt country where there is the possibility of pursuing nuclear weapons. We are also working to minimize government interference and implement free market blueprints for fair and responsible medical expenses, education and the environment.
Politic $, Inc. is not a complete recitation of solutions to national diseases. Many of Mr. Cox's proposals and solutions depend not only on more responsible types of civil servants but also on more responsible electorates. For example, in order to drive career politicians such as Senator Senator, political courage to boost the true conservatives with the risk of temporarily taking the Democratic Party to take off is necessary. (Ironically, it can be argued that re - election of Spector brought democratization to the office).
Despite having no actual political exposure, Cox does not have the advantage of having spent a business on business while consulting with government regulations, regulations, red tapes of bureaucrats. He has no office and he also does not belong to the group. He is getting his fortune by himself. If his book resonates as brightly as his ambitions to the reader, politics $, Inc. Includes: Principle, Not Profit: Why do we need politicians, not politicians?
