Memoirs Of A Government Amnesia Victim: A Case Study In Political Behavior

A serious problem has developed in the United States political arena during the past three decades that needs to be addressed by the people who are ultimately affected by it. As a public servant for more than forty years, author Van G. Whaler regularly attended political meetings where local, state, and federal elected officials made public statements or voted on issues. Notwithstanding, within twenty-four hours, selective amnesia set in and some officials failed to acknowledge his or her part of any action or position they previously took. Memoirs of a Government Amnesia Victim takes an active posture towards the current political environment, and encourages readers from all walks of life to take a new and dynamic approach to city, state, and federal politics by identifying some of the major social enemies of our nation. The names of politicians were eliminated to protect the guilty!