Glenn Beck's Common Sense by Glenn Beck (2009, Unabridged, Compact Disc)

I bought it because I like Glenn Beck and wanted to hear more. It's great and all Americans should read/listen before it's too late.

I listen to Glen alot. This good spells out all the Major parts of his radio program. Glen breaks it down to the most simple steps and facts that this country needs to accept before we can make any "change for hope".

This book lets one know we are loosing our freedoms, to a government that is for the government, by the government, and to the government.

The books flows well, and is chuck full of facts about the ever growing government! More of a wake-up call for the people that are ready to be heads up, and aware of the masive changes being forced down on the U.S. Taxpayers. Plenty of history and the repeating of events that are NOT GOOD for the USA. Full out 3-2-1 Glenn Beck. It will keep you afraid, very afraid!

I thought it was a very good book It was writen in a way that I could understand what he was saying.
I brought the book because I watch the show and I like Glen Beck.
Everyone in America should read this book. All scool children shoud have to read this book.
This book tells how this county is supose to be run.

Barbara

My husband wanted this so he could listen to it driving to & from clients. He was very happy to receive this for our anniversary. We enjoy listening to Glenn Beck every evening. We have to DVR the episodes and watch them at dinner.

I bought this book and intend on passing it around. It is written to enlighten the American people. Too many people especially the younger generation spend their time watching entertainment TV and are not aware of the freedoms they are giving up. They are not aware of the massive debt their country is taking on. My hope is by passing this book along I can open someone else's eye.

Beck was good, but this book was pretty much the same that you would hear on his shows. However: I am glad to support his good works. The best part of the book was his reference to Skousen's 5000 Year Leap. That reference alone was worth reading the entire text. I would hope that Beck would mention Skousen's work often. it is to politics what Friedman or Adam Smith is to economics.