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Terrific Read Nov 07, 2009 This book should be on the required reading list for public education. It's an easy read and absolutely wonderfully put together.
GREAT READ - GREAT VALUE Nov 05, 2009 The first half of the book is Beck's case, the second is re-printing of Thomas Paine's Common Sense (1776). Beck brings Paine's words alive and into the 21st century. The book was deliberately written to be an easy, quick read. In plain language, he presents facts of how America has drifted from the principles of our Founding Fathers. He also offers solutions to apply Paine's values again to keep America free of cumbersome governmental control over individual's lives. Well done.
must have literature Nov 05, 2009 This is a great book with very good insights on the values this country needs to return to
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The truth's and glenn beck Nov 03, 2009 I am thankful for people such as Glenn Beck who will take a stand and tell "the other side of the story" - giving us the opportunity to see for ourselves where the actual truth's lie. and where the lies, lie.
I encourage others to read his books - for good, common-sense reading.
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Common Sense Nov 02, 2009 Common Sense is a very timely book which high lights so much of what is wrong with our government. Our founding fathers gave us a perfect blue print for our nation's government, based on freedom, liberty, and a limited Federal government. This book is a modern-day version of Thomas Paine's book, which inspired so many to fight the revolutionary war. Kudos to Glenn Beck on a excellent book, with an easy to read format.
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