Taking "Politiquette" on the Road!

Partisanship is a cancer. It is addicting, and it is blinding.
After many years working in politics, voting for candidates in both parties, and speaking to hundreds of voters in South Florida about political and economic issues, I realized that until the American people are willing to look beyond partisan rhetoric and lies, we will not be able to effectively address the very real issues that are facing our nation today.

If this election has taught us anything, it is that our political system is made up of a two party corporate monopoly. Choosing the lesser of two evils isn’t exactly what our Founding Fathers had in mind when they fought to create this nation.

But until the American people can abandon partisanship and learn to work together, that’s exactly the choice we’re going to have to live with. Not just in this election – in every election going forward.

We can't change anything until we realize that we're part of the problem, feeding into the "two party" fiction and fighting amongst ourselves. 

How do we overcome this challenge? Through effective communication with other voters, those who share our interests and will be left on the hook - just like us - for the repercussions of bad policies. 

My book "Politiquette" offers Seven Simple Steps to help Americans have political discussions that will help us pool our resources to promote and protect our own interests. To help us create a government that will work for us.

It sounds like a daunting task, and it is; but there is a lot at stake, and we've got to try. 

I'd like to reach a broader audience around the nation, and that is why I am asking you for your help today. 

Please watch the attached video from my latest author event; if the message rings true with you, please share this campaign and consider contributing whatever you can to help me to take my presentation on the road. 

Thank you so much for your time and consideration, it is greatly appreciated!

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Nadia Asencio is a writer and internet and radio personality who has worked for years in Miami politics. She holds a BA in International Relations and a minor in Economics from Florida International University.

To see her work, please visit: www.nadiaasencio.com