Book Description
Common Sense 2.0 related our current political crisis to that of 1775-76 when Thomas Paine recommended independence from Britain in the original Common Sense. That independence was declared on July 4, 1776. Included in that declaration were mandates for America being an independent and democratic nation that assured citizens of the rights to Equality, Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness. While our country became independent, the attainment of full democracy and assurance of rights has seriously fallen short. The current atmosphere imposes an increasing threat to both democracy and American rights. Common Sense 2.0 recommends that we once more declare independence, this time from those forces that are attacking our democracy and rights. That declaration should be made on July 4, 2026, our country’s 250th anniversary.
Amazon Book Link : https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H85CPT6G/
The Future of Democracy Starts with Critical Thinking | Common Sense 2.0 | John Dewey Bridwell
Post Views: 12
Facebook
Twitter
LinkedIn
Pinterest
Recent Posts
-
How Television Turned Wrestling Into a National Cultural Force05 Aug 2026 Politics & Social Sciences -
Why WOMANSLAUGHTER Is More Than a Memoir About Maternal Mortality05 Aug 2026 Education -
Why Women Still Die from Preventable Pregnancy and Childbirth Complications05 Aug 2026 Education -
Lead with Excellence in Luxury Hospitality | Pierre Barthes | Official Book Trailer05 Aug 2026 Education -
Willoughby, The Royal Cat | Susan Jaunsen | Official Book Trailer05 Aug 2026 Fiction -
The Future of Democracy Starts with Critical Thinking | Common Sense 2.0 | John Dewey Bridwell05 Aug 2026 Education -
Common Sense 2.0 | A Powerful Look at Democracy & Critical Thinking | John Dewey Bridwell05 Aug 2026 Education -
How Corruption and Incompetence Fuel Social Revolt04 Aug 2026 Thriller & Suspense -
She Thought Her Husband Had Gone to Rehab. The Truth Was Far Worse04 Aug 2026 Biographies & Memoirs -
Motherhood, Mental Health, and the Fear of Repeating Family Pain04 Aug 2026 Fiction