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Great Book Nov 22, 2009 Mr. Levin hit it out of the park with this one. Thoroughly researched and grounded in the founding principles, this book is a must read for anyone seeking to understand Conservatism. It's appropriate for the times we now living, but it will certainly stand the test of time. These principles are timeless.
Well done Mark! The Founders would be proud.
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Liberty and Tyranny Nov 21, 2009 What a book and I love it when the truth is revealed! Its time to fight back for the freedom and liberty we have! Those Nations under socialism and communism have no freedom and liberty like we have!
Great job Mark, thank you
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Required Reading Nov 16, 2009 Mark Levin's "Liberty and Tyranny: A Conservative Manifesto" should be required reading for every registered voter. His facts are documented and foot noted and his opinions are reasonable and rational results of his research. We have the government we deserve because our electorate is uninformed, lazy, and too comfortable. Reading this book would at least help to inform.
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Meticulous, logical, and well-written Nov 16, 2009 Bought the hardback. Then bought the Kindle version so I could pass the hardback around.
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Meticulously researched, eloquently written, and perfectly timed Nov 16, 2009 It's hard not to say what's already been said. But for me, Liberty and Tyranny serves as one of my go-to resources for political philosophy. Mark Levin surgically deconstructs the opposition's arguments and proves them inaccurate on every point.
This was the perfect book for me given my circumstances. Before I cracked its spine, I had my beliefs but not why I believed them other than tradition and personal sentiments towards an ever-increasing regulatory state. I gladly passed it on to my grandfather, a Korean War veteran.
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