Micheal Bedenbaugh with the S.C. Governor Henry McMaster
Navy Veteran, entrepreneur, and preservation leader Michael Bedenbaugh has created a bold blueprint for addressing the most pressing challenges facing our nation today.
Introducing Mike Bedenbaugh’s new book:
Reviving Our Republic
Drawing inspiration from Martin Luther’s historic call for reform, Bedenbaugh offers a dynamic framework for political reform, reinterpreting founding principles for modern 21st-century challenges. Grounded in lessons across history from the warnings in Washington’s Farewell Address to the Citizens United decision of 2010 that enabled influence of corporations on policy, Reviving Our Republic is a fresh, nonpartisan approach to restructuring American governance, with 40 actionable proposals aimed at fostering a more responsive, accountable government.
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In this blend of practical experience and scholarly insight,
Readers Will Learn:
Proposals to reform the electoral system, including instituting term limits and Electoral College reform.
A plan to restore the balance between federal and state powers, reviving true federalism in our national government.
Ways to realign foreign policy with America’s founding principles of neutrality in world affairs without hiding under isolationism.
Strategies to curb corporate influence in politics and strengthen individual liberty.
Methods to ensure fiscally responsible governance and address the national debt crisis.
Reviving Our Republic is not a critique of our political climate—it’s a call to action for engaged citizens who yearn for meaningful change. Whether you’re a concerned voter, community leader, or a student of politics, history, and economics, this book is a radical approach to reform that will inspire you to engage in America’s path forward as a united nation.
Meet the Author
Mike Bedenbaugh
Navy Veteran, Entrepreneur and Preservation Leader
Michael Bedenbaugh is a preservationist, community leader, and political thinker dedicated to revitalizing America’s founding principles. As former president of Preservation South Carolina and host of Perspective with Mike Bedenbaugh, he combines practical experience with historical insight to address modern governance challenges. His diverse background includes naval service, academic studies, and successful leadership in both nonprofit and business sectors. Awarded the Order of the Palmetto for his contributions, Michael advocates for policies that strengthen local communities and honor America’s heritage.
Do we formally declare wars anymore as per the constitutional requirements? The answer is a big NO
Mike’s 61st Thesis delves into the negligence of duty congress is perpetuating in by not holding the executive branch to task regarding who is supposed to determine whether we go to war or not.
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The constitution can be misunderstood easily. What does it really mean? – Download The Citizen’s Guide to Preserving the Republic today.
We have changed as a society. We’ve gone from a unified nation a generation ago to feeling alone in our own communities now.
The gap between our democratic intent and the processes actually in effect have created isolation and apathy and have weakened the very foundation of our country. However, every citizen holds the power to reverse this trend.
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“The liberties of our country, the freedom of our civil constitution, are worth defending against all hazards. And it is our duty to defend them against all attacks.”
– Samuel Adams