In a recent article from the Jewish Book Council, Marc Katz reviews the late Senator Joe Lieberman’s final book writing:
“In Faith’s Answers to America’s Political Crisis, Senator Joe Leiberman implores his readers to mine their respective religious traditions for the values that will solve the toxicity and gridlock that have become norms in politics today.
With chapters exploring issues like our distrust of one another, the breakdown of thoughtful debate in Washington, our unwillingness to compromise, and the weakness and timidity of our leaders, Senator Leiberman charts an alternative path. Referring to American history, personal anecdotes, and religious text, Leiberman calls on his readers to fix the ills that plague our nation. As he explains, ’we need a new religious awakening in America, whose goal is to bring the American people and their leaders back to bipartisan, problem-solving politics and government.'”