Reading it now...
It has a lot of historical, literary and Constitutional references...not a book to blow through, although it is interesting.
I cannot see how a Liberal could get excited by de Toqueville, Paine, Jefferson or Adam Smith references.
It SKEWERS the Leftists (he uses “Statist”) in basically a literal and figurative juxtaposition that the Left defiles and works against what the Fouding Fathers imagined.
So far, great information.
Agree, I got a short way in before my copy walked off ... It seemed like a great reference of history. If you don’t know where you came from, you don’t know where you are headed type of book.
His explanation of the consequences of the banning of DDT is superb. I live in Massachusetts, and in Cambridge I have had the experience of walking by a building with a bunch of feminists painted on the side. The quote below says: “Indication of harm, not proof of harm is our call to action.”
For years, I have walked by it and thought of the millions of people worldwide who have suffered and died because of the bogus banning of DDT.
It makes me angry to think of it. All those people suffering and dying because of stupid liberal ideology.