Broken AmericaBroken America is an iconoclastic look at the administration of George W. Bush. Author David Cooper takes an in-depth look at the difference between the Bush administration's rhetoric and what their policies actually are regarding many of the most important issues of the day. Using the words of the most powerful people in government themselves, Cooper discovers:
Broken America also examines the importance and the breakdown of the free press and draws some disturbing and controversial comparisons to history. Broken America is for anyone who wants to cast an informed ballot in 2006. |
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Contents
Introduction | 1 |
The Real Reason for War with Iraq | 16 |
Making the Case for War as per RAD | 30 |
U S A Inc | 60 |
From Timber and Logging to the Automotive | 80 |
Big Pharmaceutical and the FDA | 92 |
Agribusiness Corporate Farming and | 107 |
Banking and the Credit Card Industry | 119 |
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Broken America |
| Author | David Cooper |
| Publisher | iUniverse, 2006 |
| ISBN | 0595377742, 9780595377749 |
| Length | 272 pages |
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