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What if the path to a better America isn't behind us-but still within our grasp?
We live in an era of dysfunction and disillusionment. The institutions we once trusted now seem gridlocked, apathetic, or corrupted. But beneath the noise, a growing number of Americans-across generations and ideologies-are asking the same question: Can we fix this?
In Reclaiming Our Republic, Jack Cullinane delivers a clear, inspiring, and fiercely pragmatic call to action rooted in one powerful belief: it's not too late. This book is both a manifesto and a roadmap-offering, according to Political Analyst Freya Zank, "the most likely path forward for the United States to escape oligarchy and move towards a better society based in logic and equity."
You'll discover:
The foundational framework of objective morality and equity leadership-and how these principles can guide policymaking beyond left vs. right.
Why democracy still matters-and how to make it work for the people again.
Clear, courageous proposals on the economy, media, healthcare, education, foreign policy, and more.
A sharp dismantling of toxic ideologies and false binaries-including an honest critique of both parties.
A vision of American identity rooted in multiculturalism, secular morality, and shared dignity.
Whether you're disillusioned, independent, or simply tired of the noise-this book is your invitation to build something better.
How do I know?
I'm Jack Cullinane, a problem-solver who's lived in affluence and near-homelessness, sat in private schools and walked through broken systems. I've studied policy, led organizations, and spent a decade asking what comes after apathy. This book is my answer.
Join the movement to reclaim America-not through revolution, but through reason, vision, and unshakable moral clarity.
