PENSACOLA, Fla. - s4story -- Energion Publications is pleased to announce the May 21, 2024 release of the third edition of what is still a groundbreaking book, Preserving Democracy.

This revolutionary book challenges us to reimagine politics differently and offers a fresh perspective on the challenges facing our democracy today.

Preserving Democracy is a thought-provoking and insightful work that delves into the historical analysis of long-term trends and dangers threatening our country. Rather than perpetuating the partisanship and fingerpointing that dominate political discussions, this book seeks solutions and focuses on issues that unite us rather than divide us.

Key topics covered in Preserving Democracy (https://energiondirect.com/product/preserving-democracy-3rd-edition) include:

• The debt
• The growth of government
• Our understanding of the Constitution and the Supreme Court
• The role of justice in the law
• Voting
• The misuse of language
• The media
• Information
• American values

By studying America's democratic traditions, both its strengths and its failures, Preserving Democracy charts a path out of the partisan morass by focusing on the issues rather than the politics. It is a must-read for every American who plans to vote or otherwise participate in our government, regardless of their political affiliation.

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About the author:

Elgin L. Hushbeck, Jr. is an author, engineer, educator, lecturer, husband, father, and grandfather. Elgin is the author of 11 books, including Seeking Truth and The United States Constitution, which can serve as companion volumes to this one. He writes from a basis of extensive reading and personal experience while teaching undergraduate and graduate-level classes, along with numerous discussions over the preceding decades.