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"Two Years to Democracy argues that the best way for ordinary people to regain their rightful voice in national affairs is a return to the Constitution. Our House of Representatives with 435 representatives and 9,880 staff members should be replaced by a House with some 3,000 members - one for every 100.000 people. There are 13,000 lobbyists looking out for the interests of big money in Washington. It's completely reasonable there should be 3,000 representatives looking out for the needs and wishes of ordinary Americans. It's called democracy"--Cover, p.4.

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