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In a government dominated by career politicians, a new administration and concerned citizens rise to challenge the status quo. The mission: dismantle the corrupt relationships between career politicians, career bureaucrats, industrial complexes, and unchecked budgets. Inspired by Jesus in the Temple, they vow to cleanse the political system of greed. "Be Jesus in the Temple" is a well-researched work that examines the dire financial situation caused by our crippling national debt. It delves into the motivations of career politicians and their reluctance to act in our best interests on fiscal issues, immigration, the environment, citizenship, elections, and journalism. You'll uncover how career politicians have deceived us, viewing the world through their eyes as they exploit industrial complexes for personal gain. The book explores the origins of the industrial complex and federal investigations beginning with the Eisenhower and Kennedy presidencies. Topics you will find include the Law of Unintended Consequences, Fiduciaries, Critical Thinking, The Scientific Method, Occam's Razor, Gestalt Theory, a business approach to government, and Lincoln's inspirational words from Gettysburg. This book offers inspiration and a path forward through our founding documents, Thomas Paine's "Common Sense," the 1994 Contract with America, and the lessons of Jesus in the Temple. A future government for citizens is available through a new contract, a Contract for Americans. We invite readers to embark on a journey of historical significance, accept the challenge, evaluate our options, and take action to change our course as we approach our 250th year as a nation.
