The New USA

INTRODUCING A NEW WAY TO GOVERN AMERICADoes it ever feel like America's increasingly divisive system of governance is becoming exasperatingly insane, day after day? "The New USA" is a parable about 21st-century Americans designing a new way to govern America to address that insanity. Author Dinesh Shah, a management consultant, applies his business transformation expertise to dramatically improve life in America.The new system they came up with is the same as the old one, except:It costs a lot less, meaning more money in people's pockets;It eliminates anxiety about elections and reinstates the peaceful, tranquil "Don't worry, be happy" life previous generations enjoyed;It replaces cantankerous, divisive, all-drama-all-the-time government with one that quietly does its job;It eliminates government shutdown tantrums;The old system of governance gave the government a blank checkbook, allowing it to abuse America's financial stability; the new system allows none of that;The old system allows government to impose debt (a form of financial slavery) on future generations-destroying their well-being before they are even born; the new system protects them;The old system coddles criminals; the new system is designed to protect society over criminals;The old system lets the media abuse freedom of speech; the new system allows none of it while protecting the freedom of speech;The old system was supposed to provide "a system of checks and balances"; the new one actually does;In its early years, the old system worked well (as detailed in the Preamble to the U.S. Constitution) but now fails to deliver on its purpose; the new system has built-in safeguards to prevent its deterioration over time;The old system of governance was considered "the best the world had ever seen"; the new system challenges it for that title.Written in the style popularized by "Who Moved My Cheese?" and similar books, the author makes highly complex scholarly issues understandable to even a 10th grader. In this age of growing anxiety about government madness, "The New USA" is worth exploring.Publisher's Note: "The New USA" is a revised edition of the previously published "USA 2.0."