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A simple government : twelve things we really need from Washington (and a trillion that we don't!)

Author: Mike Huckabee
Publisher: New York : Sentinel, 2011.
Edition/Format:  Book : EnglishView all editions and formats
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An optimistic manifesto for America's future government by the former presidential candidate outlines recommendations for upholding the nation's founding principles and overcoming election-focused politics.
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Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: Mike Huckabee
ISBN: 9781595230737 1595230734
OCLC Number: 650211148
Description: x, 228 p. ; 24 cm.
Contents: The most important form of government is a father, a mother, and children: we need a return to family values --
The further you drift from shore, the more likely you are to be lost at sea: we need a return to local government --
You can't spend what you don't have; you can't borrow what you can't pay back: we need to control spending and debt --
If you drain the lake, all the fish will die: we need a fair and simple taxation system --
Once Humpty Dumpty falls, it's hard to put him back together: we need a responsible approach to health and health care --
If you don't hear the school bell, class never starts: we need an education system that values all students --
Leave your campsite in better shape than you found it: we need to take responsibility for the environment --
Good fences make good neighbors: we need immigration reform that works --
Bullies in the playground understand only one thing: we need a strong approach to terrorism --
When the bullets are real, there aren't any toy soldiers: we need an effective military policy and strategy --
With enemies like this, who needs friends? We need tostrengthen America's position on the world stage --
Hope is more than just the name of my hometown: we need to have faith in the future, no matter how big our present problems are.
Responsibility: Mike Huckabee.

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An optimistic manifesto for America's future government by the former presidential candidate outlines recommendations for upholding the nation's founding principles and overcoming election-focused politics.

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