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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. "A republic - if you can keep it." When Benjamin Franklin left the Constitutional Convention, a bystander asked what kind of government the delegates had made. Two centuries on, the keeping has grown precarious - and this book argues the real threat is not the one most reformers name.The danger is not faction. James Madison knew faction was inevitable, woven into human nature, and he built a Constitution to channel it. The danger is what came after: the political party - an institution the framers never designed for - which quietly captured the civic loyalty the Constitution meant to direct toward its own institutions. Parties don't merely express our divisions. They aggregate them, harden them, and stand between citizens and the structures built to represent them.Drawing on Nebraska's century-old nonpartisan legislature as living proof that another design is possible, A. Richard Vial - retired attorney, former state legislator, and former Deputy Secretary of State - makes the structural case for repair: nonpartisan elections, better methods of counting the public will, and a civic attention equal to the work of self-government.Clear-eyed, historically grounded, and addressed to citizens rather than partisans, A Republic, If You Can Keep It asks the question a free people can never stop answering - how do you keep what you were given? A retired legislator's structural case that America's crisis stems from political parties capturing the civic loyalty meant for constitutional institutions. Vial argues for and describes a genuine, functional nonpartisan governance model. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. "A republic - if you can keep it." When Benjamin Franklin left the Constitutional Convention, a bystander asked what kind of government the delegates had made. Two centuries on, the keeping has grown precarious - and this book argues the real threat is not the one most reformers name.The danger is not faction. James Madison knew faction was inevitable, woven into human nature, and he built a Constitution to channel it. The danger is what came after: the political party - an institution the framers never designed for - which quietly captured the civic loyalty the Constitution meant to direct toward its own institutions. Parties don't merely express our divisions. They aggregate them, harden them, and stand between citizens and the structures built to represent them.Drawing on Nebraska's century-old nonpartisan legislature as living proof that another design is possible, A. Richard Vial - retired attorney, former state legislator, and former Deputy Secretary of State - makes the structural case for repair: nonpartisan elections, better methods of counting the public will, and a civic attention equal to the work of self-government.Clear-eyed, historically grounded, and addressed to citizens rather than partisans, A Republic, If You Can Keep It asks the question a free people can never stop answering - how do you keep what you were given? A retired legislator's structural case that America's crisis stems from political parties capturing the civic loyalty meant for constitutional institutions. Vial argues for and describes a genuine, functional nonpartisan governance model. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. "A republic - if you can keep it." When Benjamin Franklin left the Constitutional Convention, a bystander asked what kind of government the delegates had made. Two centuries on, the keeping has grown precarious - and this book argues the real threat is not the one most reformers name.The danger is not faction. James Madison knew faction was inevitable, woven into human nature, and he built a Constitution to channel it. The danger is what came after: the political party - an institution the framers never designed for - which quietly captured the civic loyalty the Constitution meant to direct toward its own institutions. Parties don't merely express our divisions. They aggregate them, harden them, and stand between citizens and the structures built to represent them.Drawing on Nebraska's century-old nonpartisan legislature as living proof that another design is possible, A. Richard Vial - retired attorney, former state legislator, and former Deputy Secretary of State - makes the structural case for repair: nonpartisan elections, better methods of counting the public will, and a civic attention equal to the work of self-government.Clear-eyed, historically grounded, and addressed to citizens rather than partisans, A Republic, If You Can Keep It asks the question a free people can never stop answering - how do you keep what you were given? A retired legislator's structural case that America's crisis stems from political parties capturing the civic loyalty meant for constitutional institutions. Vial argues for and describes a genuine, functional nonpartisan governance model. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. A Republic, If You Can Keep It | Structural Case for Saving American Democracy | A Richard Vial | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Scholls Valley Press | EAN 9798997145408 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand. …