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I read this book on the hopes of finding some conservative insight that made sense. What I discovered in Hannity's latest book is that I was punished with frustrating, go-no-where arguments that made no sense other than to push the Bush agenda Hannity so dearly loves. I would LOVE to find...just once...a conservative commentator who could present their arguments in a manner that doesn't demonize liberals, or at least question their mental competancy. Hannity, alas, proves that he is just another in the same vein as Ann Coulter or Rush Limbaugh. Sure, it's a democracy, and that's great...unless you use your democratic will to disagree with their points of view...then you are evil, stupid, or have been duped. One of Hannity's flaws I've noticed is that his argument style tends to go from A to T to F to W to B. He can't seem to convey his arguments in a straight line. It can't do much to convince me when following his train of thought is too difficult. If you expect the same style you get from his radio show, you will probably be in for a disappointment. He also refuses to admit any flaws with the Republican agenda or politicians. It reeks of stubbornness and does little to convince the middle of the roads, like myself, that he has anything worthwhile to say. His rhetoric, I find, incredibly devisive, and he can come off as wholly uniformed on many subjects. For someone who spouts that his party wants to unify, Hannity does his best to make sure there are two kinds of people in this world...Us and Them... I can't recommend this book if you are looking for True, well argued conservative insight. If you are a Hannity fan or a true, no-holds barred conservative, this would be a good book for you. If you really don't want to waste time or money being told you are wrong because you don't agree with a Fox News personality...move on, nothing new to see here. It's punishment...but not that harsh