In a timely discussion, this book provides some common sense ideas on how to put the government back in the hands of the people who have had their lives turned upside down from loss of jobs, the mortgage crisis, high cost of education and healthcare, risky 401ks, and an insecurity in the future not seen since the Great Depression.

It outlines how the nation got into such a mess and proposes a Domestic Plan to focus on the national priorities most Americans are concerned about.  It outlines how to get Americans back to work, reduce the federal budget deficit, establish national priorities, make Congress functional so it can do its job, make the federal government more effective and efficient, better educate our children, improve our infrastructure, and, as a result, hopefully reduce crime and create opportunity for our people.