I liked your first choice. Michael Savage..A legend in his own mind.
Political is Okay if you truly believe it is a great book but nothing without depth such as ...I will name a right winger ...Michael Savage :"The Enemy within"...
I will start with a non political Fictional Book called "Swan Song" by Robert McGammon{possibility of bad spilin on the authors name..
I liked your first choice. Michael Savage..A legend in his own mind.
Did you make that up?? A legend in his own mind..
ROFL Great Saying ... I do listen to him in spurts just for the comedy effects..He would have all of us on TER hanged
Yeah, I admit it. He's is just so full of himself that I can only listen to him for brief stints myself. Two or three minutes usually does it for me. lol
although the two are inexoribly linked.
I highly recommend the works of Sam Harris.
http://www.samharris.org
His work End of Faith is very compelling.
His essay Letter to a Christian Nation is spot on.
I will check out the Sam Harris but I hope its not anti Religion.. Even though I am not a Religious person I do firmly belive in Religious Freedoms. Actually I believe in all freedoms as long as you aren't hurting someone else. I had the religion drilled in me when I was a youth and even then I was not one of the sheep..I would argue some points the Nuns or Priests made and although I would get a thrashing for being most obstreperous with some of their views I never backed down ......ROFLMAO.In first grade I wondered how they could call themselves The One And Only Holy Catholic Church.... I remember one time going ballistic on the priest when he said even good children in Africa who had never seen a missionary would not go to heaven unbaptized.I scoffed openly at his insolence and I still bear the scars ..Thank God I was never a Alter Boy .. Anyone touches my arse its going to be a lady........unless I become gay
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I recommend this : Richard Hofstadter, "The Paranoid Style In American Politics and Other Essays."
May be in print as a Vintage paperback. Not to be missed.