A Unique Political Culture Analytical Essay by Jay Writtings LLC

This paper first explains that the framers of the U.S. Constitution took for granted the presumption that human nature is essentially selfish, self-serving and less than noble; therefore, they created a structure for government to govern itself. Next, the author enumerates several ways in which the U.S. political culture differs from other cultures and the ways that the American people may joke about their government. The paper concludes that, while Americans may distrust their leaders and while their government has been at various times in history held captive by special interests, faith in the governmental system itself has never wavered.