A discussion of parliaments that defines government and examines their history, principles, ideals, leaders, and political, economic, and social implications.
Discusses key ideas and terms associated with the democratic election of government leaders in the U.S., covering how voting works, the role and duties of elected officials and citizens, the purpose of taxes, and more, with a glossary.
Examines the continuing problems with the electoral system in America, and maintains that politicians from both parties control the process through such things as location of election district boundaries, the number of voting booths at urban polling places, and English-only ballots.
