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Love It or Leave It: The End of Government as the Problem
Faith in the free market leads many to believe that government is the problem. Conservatives claim that if we could only get the government to stop interfering in our economy and in our lives, then market forces would solve the problems plaguing us today. While politicians offer them the fantasy of ending government through government, this book proposes a simple, realistic plan called the Total Freedom Act that would make it possible for individuals to choose a life either with government or without it.
Love It or Leave It strips down some of America's most deeply-rooted, widely-held political beliefs by offering a realistic plan that would give Conservatives exactly what they say they want. What the author has learned through his appearances on dozens of conservative talk-radio shows, is that nobody on the Right actually wants to live according to their ideals.
The book is written for Conservatives and for anyone trying to find a new, more effective way to talk with Conservatives. The arguments are straight-forward and infallible.
Faith in the free market leads many to believe that government is the problem. Conservatives claim that if we could only get the government to stop interfering in our economy and in our lives, then market forces would solve the problems plaguing us today. While politicians offer them the fantasy of ending government through government, this book proposes a simple, realistic plan called the Total Freedom Act that would make it possible for individuals to choose a life either with government or without it.
Love It or Leave It strips down some of America's most deeply-rooted, widely-held political beliefs by offering a realistic plan that would give Conservatives exactly what they say they want. What the author has learned through his appearances on dozens of conservative talk-radio shows, is that nobody on the Right actually wants to live according to their ideals.
The book is written for Conservatives and for anyone trying to find a new, more effective way to talk with Conservatives. The arguments are straight-forward and infallible.
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