PolitiGuide 2016: A Simple and Neutral Summary of the Most Important Issues in the 2016 Presidential Election
By Julian Rudolph and Kyle Hackel
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PolitiGuide 2016 - Julian Rudolph
MISSION STATEMENT AND PURPOSE
What is this book about?
This book summarizes the most important issues in the 2016 Presidential election in an unbiased format. The issues are discussed according to what Democrats and Republicans generally believe and the stances that they commonly take on them. We break down the arguments to their most basic level so that they are easy to read and understand. In short, understanding the issues and the most common party-line viewpoints on them will help you understand the election more clearly.
Why is this book important?
Most of us discuss politics—especially during election time. We all have political opinions, whether we’re two Senators hammering out the details of a new piece of legislation, college friends debating a controversial topic over a couple of beers, or family members sitting around the kitchen table. But talking politics is often frustrating, confusing and complicated. It’s not easy. Why? The truth is that people usually learn about politics in three ways: the news, social media, and by talking to other people. These are not good places to learn about political issues because they are sometimes biased, misleading, or fail to explain the bigger picture—not to mention all of the name calling, attack advertisements, and lies that are part of a Presidential election. The problem is that Americans do not have a source for reliable, unbiased and general political knowledge. That’s where POLITIGUIDE 2016 comes in.
What will this book do for you?
This book gives you, the American voter, a simple, clear and neutral look at the most important political issues of the 2016 Presidential election. It will empower you with information so that you can form sound opinions and perhaps think about the issues in a different way. This book might make you think that your opinions were right all along, or it might make you consider a different perspective. POLITIGUIDE 2016 compares Republicans’ and Democrats’ political viewpoints side-by-side on each issue, and points out areas where the two parties actually agree. This book will equip you with the knowledge to hold your own in a political conversation. And best of all, you’ll get all of this in less than 50 pages.
What the book is NOT meant to do.
This book was not written to sway you toward one party or the other. It does not contain a list of facts, charts, or data designed to justify either side’s viewpoint, nor is it intended to be a summary of how all Republicans or all Democrats feel about an issue. After reading this book, you will not walk away with vast political knowledge. We do not discuss individual candidates or current elected officials because this book is about political parties and their general viewpoints, not politicians. Once again, the book only explains the key issues and what the two major parties believe in the simplest form possible. To take our pledge of neutrality a step further, we’ve arranged the issues in alphabetical order to avoid the assumption that some are more important than others.
So without further ado, let’s begin our exploration of the key issues up for debate in the 2016 Presidential election.
A SIMPLE AND NEUTRAL SUMMARY OF THE PARTIES
To make informed decisions in the voting booth in 2016, you’ll first need a basic understanding of the two major political parties