John Staughton, Senior Reviewer

Confidently addressing the implicit flaws of humanity both past and present, Steven A. Zecola proposes radically creative solutions in Living in an Imperfect World and What To Do About It. From critiques of leadership during the Covid pandemic to fundamental failings of the Constitution and dangerous economic loopholes that need to be closed, Zecola uses anecdotal stories, personal experience, and hard data to prove his enlightening points. The myriad issues discussed here will resonate with anyone who has ever been frustrated by the US medical system, FDA regulations, taxes, our inaction on climate change, and many other societal problems. […]

A well-balanced defense of a radical political proposition, The Neo-Progz: A Subset Party and Its Term Limit Amendment by Andrew Currie is a timely argument for fundamental change in American governance. Currie posits that revolutionizing congressional representation to a single 14-year term would eliminate the constant need to campaign for re-election, and ensure that representatives serve the people, not their own ambition. Third-party candidates in US politics have been notoriously unsuccessful and ineffective, but neo-progressives as a subset party could attract nationwide support. This sharp procedural shift is powerfully supported by deep constitutional analyses, historical framing, and modern examples where […]