Civic Failure and Its Threat to Democracy

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The book explores the notion that the primary danger to American democracy lies within the voting public itself. It critiques the common tendency to blame candidates, political parties, and organized interests for democratic shortcomings, instead highlighting the challenges posed by a disengaged and contradictory electorate. Through this analysis, it delves into the complexities of public engagement and its significant impact on the political landscape.