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Thirteen Cracks

Repairing American Democracy after Trump

Allan J. Lichtman

For a clear-eyed look at the state of US democracy, read the book by Allan Lichtman that Foreword says "takes a welcome nonpartisan, straightforward approach"

America’s founders feared a president like Donald Trump. Through the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, they erected a fortified but constrained government to secure the benchmarks of our democracy and established the guardrails designed to protect it. But Trump pushed almost every one of the Framers’ safeguards to its limit—most held, but some broke under the weight of presidential abuses even the Framers did not foresee.

Thirteen Cracks will be the first book to expose the most vulnerable areas in our democracy, explain in historical context how President Trump uniquely and outrageously exploited these weak spots, and propose a fix for each challenge. Historian Allan J. Lichtman argues that Trump has put us at a pivot point in our history, where the survival of American democracy is at stake. But this is also an historic opportunity to shore up the vulnerabilities and to strengthen our democracy.

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Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
Pages: 224 • Trim: 6 x 9
978-1-5381-5651-3 • Hardback • November 2021 • $21.95 • (£16.99)
978-1-5381-5652-0 • eBook • November 2021 • $20.50 • (£15.99)
Subjects: Political Science / Political Ideologies / Democracy, Political Science / American Government / Executive Branch, Political Science / Political Process / General, History / United States / General

Allan J. Lichtman is Distinguished Professor of History at American University and the author of many acclaimed books on U.S. political history, including White Protestant Nation: The Rise of the American Conservative Movement, which was a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award, FDR and the Jews (with Richard Breitman), and The Case for Impeachment. He is regularly sought out by the media for his authoritative views on voting and elections. He lives in Bethesda, Maryland.

Contents

Introduction

Chapter 1: Doing Whatever I Want: Controlling Autocracy

Chapter 2: Congress Be Damned: Restoring Accountability

Chapter 3. Russia is Listening: Defending America’s Sovereignty

Chapter 4. A Presidency Built On Lies: Reclaiming Truth

Chapter 5. Corrupt Justice: Redeeming Law Enforcement

Chapter 6. Enemies of the People: Protecting a Free Press

Chapter 7. Profits Above Patriotism: Policing Conflicts of Interest

Chapter 8. Political Cleansing: Stopping Favoritism, Cronyism and Nepotism

Chapter 9. Governing in the Dark: Expanding Transparency

Chapter 10. A Militarized Nation: Separating The Military From Politics

Chapter 11. Voter Suppression: Restoring the Franchise

Chapter 12: Post-Election Obstruction: Reforming Presidential Transitions

Chapter 13. Rigged if I Lose, Fair if I Win: Protecting Election Results

Chapter 14: Conclusion: Promoting Civic Virtue and Healing a Divided America

In his sobering and deeply researched new book… renowned historian Professor Allan J. Lichtman recounts how Trump exploited the most vulnerable weaknesses of our democracy. As he details Trump’s many abuses, he also provides detailed historical context on challenges to democracy from other American leaders. Professor Lichtman shares his profound concern for the fate of our democracy.


— The Raw Story


[E]nlightening are Lichtman’s discussions of the ways in which previous presidents laid the groundwork for Trump’s more flagrant violations of democratic norms.


— Publishers Weekly


As America moves into a new era, pundits and scholars are asking how badly American democracy and its institutions have been damaged by Trump and his followers. The answer is: it’s serious. Lichtman looks at 13 aspects of American democracy, analyzes how they have been damaged, and then offers reasonable, intelligent advice on how to repair or ameliorate the damage. These subjects include reclaiming truth, policing conflicts of interest, expanding transparency, and stopping cronyism and nepotism. Also, while the focus is primarily on former President Trump, Lichtman takes a historian’s long view, noting that many of these corrupt practices date back to George Washington's presidency. This additional historical perspective shows that the American ideal has been a constant work in progress, giving hope that our current dilemma might be resolved to positive effect. Lichtman’s proffered solutions, however reasonable they may be, however, depend on one of two things happening: either Democrats must remain the majority party, or the Trumpist Republicans have to abandon their obstructionist ways. For Lichtman, hope springs eternal.


— Booklist


For the four years of its existence and in the months following it, Donald Trump’s presidential administration provided myriad examples of breaking American law and general norms of government. As Allan Lichtman demonstrates in his valuable Thirteen Cracks, that administration’s crimes highlighted places where the US system needs reform or enforcement so that such offenses never happen again.

Lichtman takes a welcome nonpartisan, straightforward approach to laying out Donald Trump’s repeated violations. Along with diagnosing those problems, the book recommends reasonable cures, like specific actions that Congress or other entities could take. This work is organized into thirteen categories that focus on the types of violations that most harm democracy, like the politicization of the military, the widespread nepotism and cronyism, and the use of pardons for profit and to reward criminal action on the president’s behalf. It avoids the distractions of Twitter debates or discussions of the former president’s tone to instead tie together the serious ways in which he tried to dismantle

American democracy.

Thirteen Cracks includes examples of actions by past presidents of all parties that fall into similar categories. In each case, it demonstrates that the problems go beyond the forty-fifth president and need to be addressed after him, while still highlighting how much his actions exceeded those of even his unsavory predecessors, and how no past administration broke such a range of laws. The book stresses how the founding fathers argued against, and took steps to prevent, many of those very actions. It’s packed with important context, and the inclusion of practical cures along with the diagnosis of the disease makes it more than just a recitation of corruption.

Thirteen Cracks is a thorough roundup on the threats to democracy that America faced in the past few years—and a useful road map for moving forward.


— Foreword Reviews


Lichtman’s book reads like an exercise in Trump detox. In 13 concise chapters, he offers to patch the cracks he identifies with various forms of—well, pick whatever metaphor might fit—caulking, dry wall, bricks and mortar, or something stronger still. The fact that he advertises his remedies as “simple, quick, and practical” would appear to suggest caulking.... The list of fixes is long—there are so many cracks to be filled, from barring nepotism to protecting inspectors general. But it eventually dawns on any attentive reader of this catalogue of Trumpian malfeasance that the trail of misdeeds did not begin with him and that cracks have characterized the history of the republic from the very beginning.


— Foreign Policy


What sets Thirteen Cracks apart from the slew of books chronicling the abuses of the Trump administration is that Lichtman does not just identify those abuses, he provides solutions designed to prevent future presidents from following Trump’s example. Lichtman’s sentences, which are packed with quotes from everyone from Hannah Arendt and Jeremy Benthem to Walter Cronkite and the punk band Lard, convey a sense of urgency that keeps the reader engaged, and the writing throughout is impassioned and incisive. Ultimately the success of Thirteen Cracks rests on the specific and actionable solutions Lichtman offers for each of the weaknesses he identifies.


— Open Letters Review


With fresh, inventive, and sound ideas--what he calls a "blueprint" for reform in the early post-Trump months--Allan Lichtman, one of the most widely knowledgeable historians of the American past, provides a set of robust proposals for essential changes in American government to prevent the further erosion of federal institutions, practices, and norms. It should be read widely in Congress and by everyone concerned with the perilous state of American government and politics.


— James M. Banner, Jr., editor of Presidential Misconduct: From George Washington to Today


The question of whether our constitutional democracy will survive the next decade has become the most urgent problem of American politics. In his newest book, Allan Lichtman offers an acute diagnosis of thirteen of the most troubling ailments vexing our political system and prescribes an ingenious remedy for each. Writing with an almost Madisonian concision, Lichtman makes an essential contribution to the growing literature on the danger of democratic decline.


— Jack Rakove, Pulitzer Prize-winning Author of Original Meanings; William Robertson Coe Professor of History and American Studies, Emeritus, Stanford University


11/1/21, Real Washington podcast with Richard Levick and Michael Zeldin: Allan Lichtman was interviewed about the book.

Link: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/real-washington-13-cracks-repairing-american-democracy/id1508808968?i=1000540352841



12/3/21, The Great Battlefield Podcast: Allan Lichtman talked about the book with host Nathaniel Pearlman.

Link: http://www.resistancedashboard.com/node/961



1/20/22, WNPR: Allan Lichtman is a guest on the Colin McEnroe Show and his books are mentioned.

Link: https://player.fm/series/the-colin-mcenroe-show-1093146/you-couldnt-have-predicted-wed-do-this-show-about-predicting-the-future



10/3/22, The Raw Story: Allan Lichtman was interviewed about the book.

Link: https://www.rawstory.com/repealing-the-second-amendment-is-a-real-possibility/



Thirteen Cracks

Repairing American Democracy after Trump

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Summary
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  • For a clear-eyed look at the state of US democracy, read the book by Allan Lichtman that Foreword says "takes a welcome nonpartisan, straightforward approach"

    America’s founders feared a president like Donald Trump. Through the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, they erected a fortified but constrained government to secure the benchmarks of our democracy and established the guardrails designed to protect it. But Trump pushed almost every one of the Framers’ safeguards to its limit—most held, but some broke under the weight of presidential abuses even the Framers did not foresee.

    Thirteen Cracks will be the first book to expose the most vulnerable areas in our democracy, explain in historical context how President Trump uniquely and outrageously exploited these weak spots, and propose a fix for each challenge. Historian Allan J. Lichtman argues that Trump has put us at a pivot point in our history, where the survival of American democracy is at stake. But this is also an historic opportunity to shore up the vulnerabilities and to strengthen our democracy.

Details
Details
  • Rowman & Littlefield Publishers
    Pages: 224 • Trim: 6 x 9
    978-1-5381-5651-3 • Hardback • November 2021 • $21.95 • (£16.99)
    978-1-5381-5652-0 • eBook • November 2021 • $20.50 • (£15.99)
    Subjects: Political Science / Political Ideologies / Democracy, Political Science / American Government / Executive Branch, Political Science / Political Process / General, History / United States / General
Author
Author
  • Allan J. Lichtman is Distinguished Professor of History at American University and the author of many acclaimed books on U.S. political history, including White Protestant Nation: The Rise of the American Conservative Movement, which was a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award, FDR and the Jews (with Richard Breitman), and The Case for Impeachment. He is regularly sought out by the media for his authoritative views on voting and elections. He lives in Bethesda, Maryland.

Table of Contents
Table of Contents
  • Contents

    Introduction

    Chapter 1: Doing Whatever I Want: Controlling Autocracy

    Chapter 2: Congress Be Damned: Restoring Accountability

    Chapter 3. Russia is Listening: Defending America’s Sovereignty

    Chapter 4. A Presidency Built On Lies: Reclaiming Truth

    Chapter 5. Corrupt Justice: Redeeming Law Enforcement

    Chapter 6. Enemies of the People: Protecting a Free Press

    Chapter 7. Profits Above Patriotism: Policing Conflicts of Interest

    Chapter 8. Political Cleansing: Stopping Favoritism, Cronyism and Nepotism

    Chapter 9. Governing in the Dark: Expanding Transparency

    Chapter 10. A Militarized Nation: Separating The Military From Politics

    Chapter 11. Voter Suppression: Restoring the Franchise

    Chapter 12: Post-Election Obstruction: Reforming Presidential Transitions

    Chapter 13. Rigged if I Lose, Fair if I Win: Protecting Election Results

    Chapter 14: Conclusion: Promoting Civic Virtue and Healing a Divided America

Reviews
Reviews
  • In his sobering and deeply researched new book… renowned historian Professor Allan J. Lichtman recounts how Trump exploited the most vulnerable weaknesses of our democracy. As he details Trump’s many abuses, he also provides detailed historical context on challenges to democracy from other American leaders. Professor Lichtman shares his profound concern for the fate of our democracy.


    — The Raw Story


    [E]nlightening are Lichtman’s discussions of the ways in which previous presidents laid the groundwork for Trump’s more flagrant violations of democratic norms.


    — Publishers Weekly


    As America moves into a new era, pundits and scholars are asking how badly American democracy and its institutions have been damaged by Trump and his followers. The answer is: it’s serious. Lichtman looks at 13 aspects of American democracy, analyzes how they have been damaged, and then offers reasonable, intelligent advice on how to repair or ameliorate the damage. These subjects include reclaiming truth, policing conflicts of interest, expanding transparency, and stopping cronyism and nepotism. Also, while the focus is primarily on former President Trump, Lichtman takes a historian’s long view, noting that many of these corrupt practices date back to George Washington's presidency. This additional historical perspective shows that the American ideal has been a constant work in progress, giving hope that our current dilemma might be resolved to positive effect. Lichtman’s proffered solutions, however reasonable they may be, however, depend on one of two things happening: either Democrats must remain the majority party, or the Trumpist Republicans have to abandon their obstructionist ways. For Lichtman, hope springs eternal.


    — Booklist


    For the four years of its existence and in the months following it, Donald Trump’s presidential administration provided myriad examples of breaking American law and general norms of government. As Allan Lichtman demonstrates in his valuable Thirteen Cracks, that administration’s crimes highlighted places where the US system needs reform or enforcement so that such offenses never happen again.

    Lichtman takes a welcome nonpartisan, straightforward approach to laying out Donald Trump’s repeated violations. Along with diagnosing those problems, the book recommends reasonable cures, like specific actions that Congress or other entities could take. This work is organized into thirteen categories that focus on the types of violations that most harm democracy, like the politicization of the military, the widespread nepotism and cronyism, and the use of pardons for profit and to reward criminal action on the president’s behalf. It avoids the distractions of Twitter debates or discussions of the former president’s tone to instead tie together the serious ways in which he tried to dismantle

    American democracy.

    Thirteen Cracks includes examples of actions by past presidents of all parties that fall into similar categories. In each case, it demonstrates that the problems go beyond the forty-fifth president and need to be addressed after him, while still highlighting how much his actions exceeded those of even his unsavory predecessors, and how no past administration broke such a range of laws. The book stresses how the founding fathers argued against, and took steps to prevent, many of those very actions. It’s packed with important context, and the inclusion of practical cures along with the diagnosis of the disease makes it more than just a recitation of corruption.

    Thirteen Cracks is a thorough roundup on the threats to democracy that America faced in the past few years—and a useful road map for moving forward.


    — Foreword Reviews


    Lichtman’s book reads like an exercise in Trump detox. In 13 concise chapters, he offers to patch the cracks he identifies with various forms of—well, pick whatever metaphor might fit—caulking, dry wall, bricks and mortar, or something stronger still. The fact that he advertises his remedies as “simple, quick, and practical” would appear to suggest caulking.... The list of fixes is long—there are so many cracks to be filled, from barring nepotism to protecting inspectors general. But it eventually dawns on any attentive reader of this catalogue of Trumpian malfeasance that the trail of misdeeds did not begin with him and that cracks have characterized the history of the republic from the very beginning.


    — Foreign Policy


    What sets Thirteen Cracks apart from the slew of books chronicling the abuses of the Trump administration is that Lichtman does not just identify those abuses, he provides solutions designed to prevent future presidents from following Trump’s example. Lichtman’s sentences, which are packed with quotes from everyone from Hannah Arendt and Jeremy Benthem to Walter Cronkite and the punk band Lard, convey a sense of urgency that keeps the reader engaged, and the writing throughout is impassioned and incisive. Ultimately the success of Thirteen Cracks rests on the specific and actionable solutions Lichtman offers for each of the weaknesses he identifies.


    — Open Letters Review


    With fresh, inventive, and sound ideas--what he calls a "blueprint" for reform in the early post-Trump months--Allan Lichtman, one of the most widely knowledgeable historians of the American past, provides a set of robust proposals for essential changes in American government to prevent the further erosion of federal institutions, practices, and norms. It should be read widely in Congress and by everyone concerned with the perilous state of American government and politics.


    — James M. Banner, Jr., editor of Presidential Misconduct: From George Washington to Today


    The question of whether our constitutional democracy will survive the next decade has become the most urgent problem of American politics. In his newest book, Allan Lichtman offers an acute diagnosis of thirteen of the most troubling ailments vexing our political system and prescribes an ingenious remedy for each. Writing with an almost Madisonian concision, Lichtman makes an essential contribution to the growing literature on the danger of democratic decline.


    — Jack Rakove, Pulitzer Prize-winning Author of Original Meanings; William Robertson Coe Professor of History and American Studies, Emeritus, Stanford University


Features
Features
  • 11/1/21, Real Washington podcast with Richard Levick and Michael Zeldin: Allan Lichtman was interviewed about the book.

    Link: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/real-washington-13-cracks-repairing-american-democracy/id1508808968?i=1000540352841



    12/3/21, The Great Battlefield Podcast: Allan Lichtman talked about the book with host Nathaniel Pearlman.

    Link: http://www.resistancedashboard.com/node/961



    1/20/22, WNPR: Allan Lichtman is a guest on the Colin McEnroe Show and his books are mentioned.

    Link: https://player.fm/series/the-colin-mcenroe-show-1093146/you-couldnt-have-predicted-wed-do-this-show-about-predicting-the-future



    10/3/22, The Raw Story: Allan Lichtman was interviewed about the book.

    Link: https://www.rawstory.com/repealing-the-second-amendment-is-a-real-possibility/



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