Stand Up for America is a common slogan promoted by political parties and pundits. More important is the statement “Where Do You Stand on America” as contained on the soft book cover illustrated below. This treatise is intended to enable the reader to seek the truth and decide where they stand on the many political issues that exist.
Book Digest
The book addresses more than two dozen political issues that have evolved over the last two decades between traditional American principles and progressive ideology. The political issues are listed below, along with a sample article.
Italian Tribune Book Review
This thought-provoking book by J.D. Nardi addresses the changes and challenges that this country faces as we look towards the next presidential election. In short chapters, each that begins with the “Where Do You Stand,” the book addresses important questions such as the America First, Cancel Culture, Immigration, Sanctuary Cities and the Supreme Court; more than two dozen topics are covered. Read More
Book Availability
The paperback book is available on eBay for $9.95 + free shipping. Order Here
​
The e-Book version is available on Amazon Kindle for $4.99: Buy Now
​
The Political Issues
Big Government
Black Lives Matter
Cancel Culture
Climate Change
The Constitution
Critical Race Theory
Defund (or Defend) the Police
Our Democracy
Diversity versus Meritocracy
Faith and Religion
Gender Ideology
Keystone XL Pipeline
Law & Order
New World Order or Globalism
Sanctuary Cities
The Second Amendment
The Star-Spangled Banner
Student Loan Debt
The 1619 Project
We the People
Immigration
Immigration has been a main factor in the growth(19) of America since its founding. Open immigration from the Eastern, Western and Southern parts of the world were welcomed with their unique culture, but most of all those individuals who longed for individual freedom and prosperity. New amendments(36) to immigration laws in 1965 instituted a regulated process for immigrants, particularly with skills needed for America’s workforce. Most immigrants underwent a formal process toward naturalization. In the late 1990s illegal immigration became a major issue prompting laws involving deportation. Eventually elements within the country supported an open border policy as a political arm of their endeavors. This has led to a serious controversy with thousands of immigrants entering the country illegally. Read more