Glenn Beck's Common Sense
The Case Against an Ouf-of-Control Government, Inspired by Thomas Paine
Introduction
I think I know who you are.
After September 11, 2001, you thought our country had changed for the better. But the months that followed proved otherwise. We began to divide ourselves and the partisan bickering that had been absent from blood donor lines and church services started all over again.
You sometimes argue with friends about politics, not because you are a political activist, but because you think the issues are actually important. You have strong beliefs, but you also have an open mind and a warm heart.
You try to do the right thing every day. You work hard, you always try to do your best, and you play by the rules.
You have credit cards, but you can make the payments. You have a home, but with a loan you can afford. Maybe you bought a flat-screen television that wasn't exactly a necessity, but you've never been reckless.
You don't have much in savings and your retirement plans have lost a significant amount of money.
You may go to church, but most weekends, you don't really want to - ... read full excerpt from: Glenn Beck's Common Sense: The Case Against an Out-of-Control Government, Inspired by Thomas Paine ebook
