Anthony A. Peacock Livres

The book explores the decline of the 1965 Voting Rights Act, attributing it to the Supreme Court's embrace of judicial rationalism and multicultural politics. It contends that these judicial decisions have undermined the VRA's original intentions and eroded the Founders' vision of republicanism by promoting divisive political identities rooted in illiberal views of race and ethnicity. The analysis critiques how these shifts have distorted the foundational principles of American democracy.

By employing Thucydides' insights on ancient commercial Athens, this work offers a fresh perspective on The Federalist. It emphasizes the significance of establishing a new commercial republic that fosters a culture of enterprise, which is essential for shaping America's civil and military identity. The book explores how these themes resonate within the context of American governance and society.

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