I would actually place this book somewhere between a 3 and a 4. I like a lot of what he had to say, but...1. The first section on Obama was pretty much just a recap of news since his election. Anyone paying attention to what is going on already knew all of those facts. 2. Sometimes it didn't seem like he was getting to the point.3. He focused a bit too much on abortion. Don't hate me here. I understand it is a big issue for many, but for me it is more of a detail in the fabric. I think the focus right now really needs to be centralized more on corruption, federal vs. states rights and individual liberties in broad terms. An excellent treatise on how our political past has shaped our present and what we can start to do now to shape our future. Filled with direct quotes and footnotes, Sean Hannity lets the anti-conservative politicians own words show their true agenda. Like many conservatives, I believe in the vision the founding fathers had for our country and in our Constitution's ability to continue to be the backbone of a great nation as it was originally intended to be. Our country stands as a beacon of hope for a better life for all others - that is why so many want to come here to make their home. Why is it then that some want to drag us down to the inferior way of life we see in other countries? I certainly don't want to live in a communist country or one run by a dictator or even one with socialized medicine or such heavy regulation they can't show a car commercial in which a car drives fast (England). If we fall, who will the downtrodden and oppressed of other countries look to for their hope of a better life?
Not Hannity at his best, but not at his worst, either. It was "ok".
—MissyCollege
This book was awesome! Powerful and motovational!
—alliejames
Well...so not an Obama fan!Scarey times...
—mais
Scary but right on the mark!
—Kbisk
EXCELLENT
—GhazalRafia
