[Intolerant in NJ]

People want to do what they want to do, and so believe what they want to believe, and reality means nothing...very true - a particular form of this is that they must be constantly entertained, and if something isn't particularly interesting and exciting to them, they quickly abandon it no matter what its substance and intrinsic value, and move on to the next thing which attracts their attention...Betaille in one of the posts above mentioned how the "good" quickly becomes "boring", which is often what happens - IMO this is a major reason the Clintons have been so popular - they're such a curiosity and so unpredictable and even "dangerous" that they appeal to that need in so many to escape the mundane but serious and real...I just hope the novelty wears off before enough people vote for Hillary to get their entertainment fix that she becomes president......

[rwfromkansas]

I saw teh book in the bookstore today....very expensive so I am getting it from Aamazon or somewhere else online.

But....from what I saw, it may be the best response to liberals that I have ever seen. The cogent logic in the book is powerful from what little I read in the store.

The Amazon reviews are awful from liberals who read the book.....we need to get some conservative reviews.