Too Big To Rig
Learn to lead in crisis by channeling your inner Winston Churchill and succeed against the toughest odds.
Are you interested in learning leadership aligned with the Plan of Creation as a blueprint for emerging leaders?
This book will show you how to turn it into a reality.
Too Big to Rig will guide leaders to understand the true origins of left and right-wing ideologies, enabling decision-making based on fundamental principles rather than self-interest, and fostering leadership growth beyond the ego.
“Too Big to Rig,” Dr. Showalter Johnson explores the dynamic tension between democracy and human nature, drawing from James Madison’s insights to reveal how human behavior challenges democratic principles. The book highlights the importance of checks and balances, emphasizing our collective responsibility to uphold divine virtues and the original ideals of democracy. In these pivotal times, this thought-provoking work offers timely inspiration, reminding us of the need to keep the ego in check and protect democracy’s future. It is a must-read for anyone passionate about governance and freedom!
Trista Sue Kragh
former owner of Bayfront Inn, Naples Florida, President of Agents for Change
Dr. Showalter Johnson’s Too Big to Rig is essential reading for anyone invested in the future of democracy. As a banker, I recognize how his book promotes accountability and sustainable living—principles that are crucial for financial stability and responsible growth in both personal and national spheres.
Dr. Jacqui Bend
EXECUTIVE BANKING, BUSINESS COACH
Showalter Johnson’s Too Big to Rig: Democracy in a Digital Age endorses the kind of leadership that champions affordable energy as key to restoring sustainable living and revitalizing American manufacturing. As someone in the energy sector, I see this leadership as essential for lowering living costs and reigniting the American Dream. Johnson’s work is a vital read for those who value leadership that prioritizes real economic prosperity through practical solutions.
José M Aparicio
former President Siemens Energy LATAM, Member of FIDIC Advisory Board
Dr. Showalter Johnson’s Too Big to Rig: Democracy in a Digital Age is essential for those seeking to challenge fear-driven narratives, protect free speech, and promote critical thinking—key elements for fostering sustainable progress and accountability in our society.
Mary Flynn O´Neill
Executive Director, America’s Future, Inc.
Dr. Showalter’s timely treatise invites the 21st century voter to an aspirational verve beyond him/herself, to the enlightened posture of a selfless mindset, calling forth a vision beyond personal gain but focuses, instead, on what is best for the broader community. In the hyper-partisan political landscape in which so many countries find themselves, his invitation demands the compelling urgency of now.
Jeffrey L. Lloyd
Former Parliamentarian & Former Minister of Education Commonwealth of The Bahamas
Patty Hambrick
Faculty Emerita Charleston Southern University, Professor of Education
Liberal universities far outnumber conservative universities. In this compelling read, Dr. Johnson examines this major imbalance in the education sector. Liberals teach freedom without accountability. Dr. Johnson offers an alternative, balanced approach.
Donna Jarrell
Author: The Radical New Me, President Donna Jarrell Ministries
Dr. Showalter Johnson’s Too Big to Rig urgently exposes the dangers of social media’s power, attacks on free speech, and a shifting political landscape threatening our constitutional liberties. A must-read for Americans committed to preserving democracy worldwide.
Charles Dewhurst, Chapter Chair
Mary Correa Dewhurst, Chapter Vice Chair
Republicans Overseas,
San Miguel de Allende, Mexico
“Too Big to Rig” is Dr. Showalter Johnson’s latest book. This blueprint, mapped out for our society, promises to awaken in man the truth of where we are headed and how we have landed in this present day. Ultimate truth found in the plan of creation is undeniable.
Jacqueline Jones
Concert Pianist
Dr. Johnson has written a compelling narrative that leads to an exploration of freedom’s place in modern political discourse.
Dr. Andres Ysita
CEO St Andrews Medical Center
A challenging question that might lead to an uncomfortable answer:
Do you understand the difference between making a choice vs. having freedom of choice?
62 – 75% of people´s choices are influenced by the media, meaning those decisions are not truly free.
If that realization feels difficult is because the human ego has outpaced our development, leading to leadership decisions driven by bias.
Too Big to Rig makes understanding global direction more accessible for leaders.
You might find this hard to believe but understanding human development is just four stages away.
And that path? It´s right here.
Two Big to Rig reveals a blueprint, framework, an outline for leaders in a time of leadership crisis.
Let´s be honest
When it comes to leadership and moral values, the traditional model of human development isn´t working
Mainstream news
83% of mainstream news outlets are left-wing.
Source: Pew Research 2024
Censorship / Free speech
51% of Americans feel that free speech is threatened by leftwing.
Source: Cato Institute Survey
Cancel Culture
62% of conservatives are afraid to express their political views.
Source: Foundation of Individual Rights and Education
Education and Cultural Institutions
Harvard University says that 60% of university professors are liberals, and 12% identify as conservatives.
Source: Harvard University
Political Leadership / Policy Influence
78% is introduced by rightwing being targeted for reversals.
Source: American Enterprise Institute
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MEET THE AUTHOR
I am Dr. Showalter Johnson
As I sit down to share my journey with you, I reflect on what has undoubtedly been the most difficult assignment of my life. Bringing together the realms of spirituality, human development, and politics was a task that required me to reimagine my entire value system. It felt as though I was walking uncharted territory, trying to merge three seemingly different paths into one cohesive vision.
As I wrote this book, I felt my hands shake, not just from the weight of the words but from the uncertainty of stepping beyond what I had always believed to be my “niche.” For so long, I thought I had to stay within one lane, and speak to one market. Yet, as I allowed myself to write, think, and speak freely, I discovered something truly liberating—everything began to flow. There was no need for boundaries or limitations; only the truth that emerged when I embraced the fullness of who I am and what I am called to do.
It is my deepest prayer that this book touches you, challenges you, and blesses you. May it inspire you to explore your paths, and may it bring light to the intersections of your journey.
– Showalter
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