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Prouder than ever to be from Flyover Country

Revisado: 07-04-16

Dana Loesch is a girl after my own heart and her Midwestern common sense applied to the current political environment makes me prouder than ever to be a conservative from Flyover Country.

The Coastal media and leftist culture leaders do not acknowledge the practical ways of life that Flyovers cherish. They don't understand our priorities of God, Family and Country. But to be truthful, we don't understand theirs, either.

However, thanks to Loesch's treatise, there's now a place to begin discussion.

Bravo, Dana. May this be the real start of appreciation and cooperation that will someday lead to One Nation Under God Indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

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Tales of trial and success renews appreciation for American manufacturing

Revisado: 07-03-16

Michelle Malkin has a real appreciation for American exceptionalism and the astonishing ingenuity and creativity American entrepreneurs and inventors uniquely displayed during its history.

Anyone learning about these courageous humans that at times sacrificed everything to create things to make our world a better place will walk away with a new sense of appreciation and awe.

"Who Built That" tells the stories of American manufacturing heroes whose stories will inspire and motivate its readers to put their own "shoulders to the wheel" and reclaim America as the hub of worldwide industrial success.

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Kupelian offers spiritual solutions for what ails the American mind

Revisado: 07-03-16

There's no question that the American mind and heart are experiencing pressures and aches like never before. Consciences are growing more seared and hearts hardened as the culture attempts to ease the pain with medication, deception and depravity. Kupelian offer some strong evidence that the American mind and heart are hopeless.

But as the grim prognosis is announced, Kupelian offers a a way of escape that is possible and optimistic - and eternal.

There is a way out of the mess we're in.

A must read for the disheartened that treasure traditional values and remain committed to leaving the next generation a world better than the one we inherited.

Thank you David Kupelian.

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Inspiration for down-trodden Christians

Revisado: 05-28-13

Would you recommend this audiobook to a friend? If so, why?

This is a must listen for any Christian weary from swimming upstream in a secular, self-consumed world. The "small topics" addressed in Socrates in the City are timely, relevant and inspirational. Can't say how crucial it is for serious believers to delve into these topics and come up breathing fresh, invigorating hope and renewal. Such a blessing!

Which scene was your favorite?

Loved Paul Vitz' speech on Fatherhood and Chuck Colson's talk - incredibly important.

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Atlas Shrugged is a must-listen for freedom lovers

Revisado: 05-04-12

If you could sum up Atlas Shrugged in three words, what would they be?

Compelling, inspiring, thought-provoking

What about Scott Brick???s performance did you like?

His voice's clarity and passion make the listen entertaining.

Was there a moment in the book that particularly moved you?

The soliloquy about money, free market and economic freedom in Part III spells out human nature and its love-hate affair with capitalism and money itself. Brilliant segment on Rand's part and wonderful interpretation on Brick's.

Any additional comments?

This is a novel written in the 40s - but it's message is especially important when it's cool to shun capitalism. Free markets is the key to America's success and this perspective should be appealing to college age and above - it is urgent that more Americans listen to get the other side of the economic story.

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