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Don't Let the Kids Drink the Kool-Aid: Confronting the Left's Assault on Our Families, Faith, and Freedom
Do You Know What Your Kids Are Thinking?
You Might Be Surprised
Many of us assume that this generation of young Americans is much like any other—but the fact is they’re not. Not even close. Numerous polls show the same result on issue after issue. Frightening percentages of our kids believe that
Socialism is better than the free market
Christianity is judgmental, and just pla...more
You Might Be Surprised
Many of us assume that this generation of young Americans is much like any other—but the fact is they’re not. Not even close. Numerous polls show the same result on issue after issue. Frightening percentages of our kids believe that
Socialism is better than the free market
Christianity is judgmental, and just pla...more
Hardcover, 224 pages
Published
August 23rd 2011
by Regnery Publishing
(first published August 1st 2011)
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Not a strenuous read, by any means, but Marybeth Hicks gives me 1001 more reasons to homeschool. Number 1, however, is the concept of social "justice" to which the academy is utterly married. Her purpose is to give readers an eyeful of real life, real American public school examples demonstrating how rife the schools are with left of center teaching, teaching that is undermining the freedoms we have enjoyed and the mindset of freedom that is so vital to maintaining them. Yup! We're not allowed t...more
Marybeth Hicks is a nationally syndicated columnist, author, and motivational speaker. She is also editor-in-chief of Family Events, an e-newsletter which reaches hundreds of thousands of conservative readers every week. As a weekly cultural columnist for the Washington Times, her column runs on many online news sites including Townhall.com, Jewish World Review, and Catholic Exchange. Author of the book Bringing Up Geeks, she has been the keynote speaker for the Kids Risk Symposium, the National...more
The book seemed a bit wordy with a lot of quotes. The strategies to "restore america" at the end of the book were vague and bland. I agreed with the author's main points, but I was surprised at how the verbiage seemed to slow me down.
A must read tor all. An eye opener to the progressive movement and the indoctrination of our youth. Wake il America! The forever transformation of America is happening right under our feet.
Good read...very scary to find out who (and what) is indoctrinating our kids. We must always be vigilant.
Loving this book so far.
Non-racist, liberty-loving individualist... and I prefer "Tea" over the "kool aid" being dished out in America right now. :)
Non-racist, liberty-loving individualist... and I prefer "Tea" over the "kool aid" being dished out in America right now. :)
This lady makes Anne Coulter seem reasonable. Pass.
I am a religious conservative, but I couldn't take this book. There is no effort at objective legitimacy. This book is alarmist propaganda for the far right. I can't stand that level of bias from either side.
Just heard the author interviewed on Hugh Hewitt. Will be getting this one soon. Sounds like a great companion to my John Gotto reading as of late.
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“The uncomfortable reality is, the diversity agenda isn't about honoring and cherishing all racial, ethnic and religious traditions. It's about apologizing for our Western, Judeo-Christian foundations while pretending not to notice that we're elevating in the eyes of our children the very cultures that hold America in disdain.”
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“When the government does the job of a parent, that's socialism.”
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