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Outrage

Outrage

by Dick Morris, Eileen Mcgann

CorporationsCorrupt practicesNonfictionPolitical corruptionPolitics
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Half of all illegal immigrants came into this country legally—and we have no way of knowing they're still here!Congressmen are putting their wives on their campaign payrolls—so that campaign contributions are really personal bribes!The ACLU won't allow its own directors free speech.Liberals want to strip us of the tools to stop terrorism.The UN is a cover for massive corruption—and eighty countries, who pay 12 percent of the budget, are blocking reform.Drug companies pay off doctors to write scripts—whether we need them or not.Teachers unions block the firing of bad teachers—and battle against higher education standards!Katrina victims are being stiffed by their insurance companies!Special interests cost our consumers $45 billion—through trade quotas that save only a handful of jobs!Never heard of these abuses? You won't in the mainstream media. That's why Dick Morris and Eileen McGann wrote Outrage. Their proposals:Ban immigration from terrorist countriesBan Congress putting spouses on their payroll Ban lobbyists who are related to senators or congressmenBan nicotine additives to cigarettesBan trade quotas that drive up prices and save few jobsBan drug company bribes to doctorsBan teachers unions' work rules that stop education reformBan insurance companies from backing out on Katrina coverageIn Outrage, you'll get the facts—and learn what we can do about them. You won't read about these outrages anyplace else; too many people are working hard to cover them up. Get them here instead—and learn how to fight the special interests of the left and right.

Themes & subjects

CorporationsCorrupt practicesNonfictionPolitical corruptionPoliticsPolitics and government

Setting

United States2001-

Authors

Dick Morris, Eileen Mcgann

Pages

368

Read time

≈ 9h

Editions

7

Language

English

Publisher

HarperCollins

ISBN

9780061376450

Where to buy

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