None Dare Call It Reason: How the Average American has Hanged Himself | 
| Author: Richard Sutherland
Publisher: iUniverse, Inc.
Category: Book
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Media: Paperback
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Pages: 56
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Dimensions (in): 9 x 6 x 0.3
ISBN: 0595410286
Dewey Decimal Number: 335
EAN: 9780595410286
ASIN: 0595410286
Publication Date: June 10, 2008
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Product Description
It is no secret: By and large, American citizens have done everything in their power to doom themselves financially. And worse, the government hasn't acted any better. Just how did we get into this mess? This book gives it to you straight, short and to the point. Beginning with Ronald Reagan and continuing up to and through the administration of George W. Bush, the average American taxpayer has been robbed of his production by a select few who have plundered the national treasury. In None Dare Call it Reason, you'll learn the often-overlooked effects of:
- Social Security
- War versus Domestic Spending
- The Medicare Drug Bill
- Bankruptcy laws
- Illegal immigration
- And much more!
Don't sit in the dark anymore. Open your eyes, learn how the United States got to this point and what can be done to bring the country back to prosperity in None Dare Call it Reason.
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None Dare Call It Reason August 4, 2008
In this book, Richard Sutherland explains how we, the US electorate, allowed ourselves to be sold down the river.
This is a must read for Reagan Democrats, and anyone who has been left scratching his head over how voting for putative conservatives got us into this mess.
Wake-up Call for American Citizens July 26, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Powerful, concise and logical, this should be required reading for every American citizen. It is refreshing to find the truth presented as common sense and without having to wade through pages of doggerel.
Great and important book July 19, 2008
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"None Dare Call It Reason---How The Average American Has Hanged Himself" by Richard Sutherland is an amazing book. Mr. Sutherland traces with efficiency, dispatch and eloquence, what has happened to the average American from the presidencies of Ronald Reagan through George W. Bush.
The book is short, less than one hundred pages. In these few pages it describes in concise, easy to digest terms, with no word dancing, the sad and dangerous economic, political, and moral states we presently find ourselves in. More importantly, it strongly suggest ways that we, as citizens, can use to recover from this morass. I can only hope that the book receives wide readership. I feel privileged to have read it.
Chris
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