The Amazon reviews are pretty mixed,
as they are with most conservative books.
Libs seem to relish bashing books they haven't
read. Better, I suppose, than them trying to
ban or burn books...
Posted on 09/14/2003 6:27:20 AM PDT by Valin
Description: Jason Fodeman is the author of "How to Destroy a Village: What the Clintons Taught a Seventeen Year Old," about what he felt were the lessons he learned from the Clinton administration. He was a teenager during the Clinton presidency (1993-2001) and felt that the legacy left by Mr. Clinton was in sharp contrast to the teachings of more traditional family values. The author spoke to an audience at the Westport Public Library in Westport, Connecticut.
Author Bio: Jason Fodeman is a sophomore at Johns Hopkins University, and he served as an intern with U.S. Congressman Christopher Shays during the summer of 2002. He is an economics major with an interest in government and politics.
Publisher: Publish America P.O. Box 151 Frederick, MD 21705
Well, I guess everyone associated with Shays isn't as wimpy as Shays was himself.
I caught him in an interview about a month ago or so on CBN. America will not be failed by informed and open-minded youth such as he, unlike those who still continue to kiss up to the clinton legacy and lick his boots.
There were people at the rally in Iowa yesteday who are scary ans they are so shallow and so gullible and still say Clinton was the best president ever.
God help them and God Bless this budding author and patriot and God Bless America..
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