The New USA

The ONLY way to restore the good life AMERICA WAS FOUNDED FOR.America is changing. Not for the better. Since America's founding, each generation has enjoyed unparalleled peace and prosperity. Today, Americans face divisiveness, incivility, shrinking prosperity, and perpetual anxiety about the next election. Why? "The New USA" is a story of frustrated Democrats and Republicans. Having lost faith in their political class, they turned to business consultants for solutions.Author and management consultant Dinesh Shah explains that America has systemic problems that political solutions can't fix. Only systemic solutions can fix them. With receipts, he helps readers understand how America's GOVERNING SYSTEM (the U.S. Constitution and the whole enchilada) has been badly tampered with and compromised. A nation's governing system is like a blade in a food processor. When the blade is bent, damaged, or broken, the result is unpredictable and not what you want. With this damaged system, America can only have a gridlocked, cantankerous government that produces more drama than results and offers no foreseeable solutions to America's grave challenges, perpetuating misery for the people. On the other hand, if we fix our damaged GOVERNING SYSTEM, life in America will change, LIKE MAGIC! Give it a look. You'll like the way your life can change. And you'll be proud of the America you can leave for your children and future generations. Blending into the story, "The New USA" presents what may be the most beneficial set of ideas for America since the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution. About the author: Dinesh Shah is a management consultant specializing in reengineering and transforming undesirable situations into dramatically improved "Future states." He holds a master's degree in industrial engineering from Stanford University, is a Deloitte alumnus, and has served as an adjunct faculty member at the University of San Francisco and the University of Phoenix.Publisher's Note: "The New USA" is a revised edition of the previously published "USA 2.0."