Mandate for Leadership: Principles to Limit Government, Expand Freedom, and Strengthen America
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Mandate for Leadership will help you hold politicians to their promises. This guide from The Heritage Foundation provides conservative solutions to issues ranging from free trade to Social Security reform to reducing federal spending.
In 1980, President Ronald Reagan used Heritage’s first Mandate to develop many of his policies. In fact, he used it so much it became a “kind of handbook for the new administration,” according to The Washington Post.
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