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Unmaking the American Dream
Regnery
August 2012
On Sale: August 13, 2012
272 pages
ISBN: 1596987782
EAN: 9781596987784
Kindle: B008P1H12G
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Non-Fiction Political
CAN AMERICA SURVIVE FOUR MORE YEARS OF BARACK
OBAMA?
No, because America as we know it—wealthy,
powerful, assertive—is not what Obama wants. He wants a
smaller America, a poorer America, and America unable to
exert its will, and America happy to be one that other
nations might rise—all in the name of global fairness. To
Obama, the hated \"one percent\" isn\'t just wealthy
Americans;
it is America itself. In Obama\'s view, America needs to be
taken down a notch.
That is the startling conclusion
of bestselling author Dinesh D\'Souza. Building on his
previous bestseller on Barack Obama, The Roots of
Obama\'s Rage—which Newt Gingrich called, \"Stunning…the
most profound insight I have read in the last six
years\"—D\'Souza shows how Obama\'s goal to downsize
America is
in plain sight but ignored by everyone.
D\'Souza lays
out what Obama plans to do in a second administration—a
makeover of America so drastic that the \"shining city on a
hill\" will become a shantytown in a rather dangerous global
village.
In Obama\'s America you\'ll
learn:
- How Obama plans to use debt as a
weapon of economic mass destruction to downsize the United
States
- How a second Obama term could be fatal to
Isreal—and to American interests in the Middle
East
- A superpower disarmed: why drastic defense
cuts are only the beginning
- How Obama plans to
make us more dependent on foreign energy
suppliers
- What the world will be like when
America is a debt-ridden, second-tier economy and other
countries, like China, India, and even Brazil, are wealthier
and dominant
Arresting in its presentation
and sobering in its conclusions, Obama\'s America is
essential reading for those who want to change America\'s
course before it\'s too late.
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