Included in the writing are some unnerving statistics. One such staggering statement is the assertion of the author that if you figure in the reality of inflation, adjusted earnings, and wealth for the average American, it would reveal that wealth has been in decline over the last 25 years. He lays this negative decline squarely at the feet of governments at both the state and national levels. He also reminds the reader that the Hitler regime and Nazism were actually duly elected leaders and that political platform. A very sobering reminder for the voter to be responsible and educated before casting their vote for a candidate. He also is candid when he states that those who are dissatisfied with their elected officials, polls reflect this voter dissatisfaction, are the very ones who voted those individuals into office. Consequently, by getting the attention of the Voter Eligible Population (VEP) consisting of Baby Boomers, Generation X, and Millennials, he offers this enlightening and educational book in the hopes of sharpening their political knowledge and voting as an informed citizen. The 21st Century Voter Guide to Candidate Assessment by Howard J. Gunn is not a light or entertaining read, but a must-read given the impotence observed in today's political scene.

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This book offers readers and voters an historical review about the role of government in many fields with the aim of giving truthful information about in order to let new voters being able and more judgemental in evaluating the personalities and the potentials of the future candidates for the Congress and Presidency. In sum, Voter Guide to Candidate Assessment can be considered as a truthful and useful book for first-time voters.

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Reading this book will give you a rare peek into legacy Plutocracy governments and the Cult of Ignorance Plutocrats that lord it over the governance of the United States. You will discover the Cult's use of false flags, and Pavlovian cultural training, and Psychological Warfare to create conservative voting patterns. Despite the cryptic messages in this book, it is simply written for readers of all statuses to enjoy it.

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This is not written in a subtle manner, the author has definite opinions and is not afraid to voice them. His political leanings are fairly evident, but even with that, this is a useful book and does provide some guidance, while giving the history and background necessary to understand how we arrived at our current political climate. Interesting read.

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It is a lot, but it isn’t too complicated to get through. You can tell that it was well researched and that it isn’t intended to misinform you about things. However, the author does not limit his opinions either, which of course is to be expected. It is a good companion to read before deciding how to vote. This is something that may have helped you in civics class and other types of classes regarding government, so use it now to learn a few things. It is suited for anyone that is old enough to vote, no matter the age.

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As the title suggests, it is a guide and not a rulebook---it presents suggested essential things to look for in people who aspire to be in office. Now if only more voters can make time to actually read through informational books like these then maybe our capacity to discern would be much better.

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