July 2, 2009 7:28 AM
ObamaNation - for conservatives seeking political clarity
Readers have been purchasing these through my Amazon link - along with apparently a host of Americans, as they rank #1, #2 and #30 respectively at Amazon, giving me hope that the heart of our nation is not swept up in what Laura Ingraham calls "Glowbama."
I appreciate the Glen Beck released his book in paperback, making it affordable when we need it.
We need to become experts at articulating the conservative point of view - and passing those ideals and the ability to defend them logically on to our children before they leave our homes.
Remember, use your library if you can - but if you want it now, please use my Amazon link. For other helpful books - which have been out longer and so may be available in your library or through PaperbackSwap - check under Barbara's Picks: Political Clarity in the left sidebar.
Also, please email me with recommendations of anything you'd like to see added to Barbara's Picks - along with a brief review if you like.
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Comments
I disagree with "using your library" - public libraries are just another example of the government interfering in the free market to put businesses at a disadvantage. If you're reading a copy of Glenn Beck's book that was purchased with tax dollars, you're not really following conservative principles are you?
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Posted by: John C. Calhoun | July 2, 2009 11:40 AM
Funny that you show those three. Since January, my husband has read two and just picked up Glenn Beck's last week!
Posted by: Sherry | July 2, 2009 1:11 PM
just a note to say it's good that you remind us from time to time of your amazon link. i usually remember but, crud, i forgot during my last homeschoo1 order!
i'm typing post-op from shoulder surgery, btw, excuse the laziness
Posted by: Marian | July 2, 2009 2:49 PM
John, a private lending library is easily organized among friends, neighbors, or church members, and completely bypasses your objection.
Posted by: Michelle Potter | July 3, 2009 3:57 PM
