The Revolution
A Manifesto

I am a libertarian, but not a Ron Paul libertarian. I do know that our founding fathers did not want what we have no, but unlike Mr Paul, our Constitution is flawed enough to allow what we have. No matter, this is an excellent book. I got tired of reading from progressives trashing our Constitution and history, and listening to this regained my faith in this country. Too bad his thinking is way too marginalized, and not mainstream.

Whether you agree or disagree with Ron Paul's views, this book serves as an important political primer on the real issues facing America today: civil liberties, the economy, the failing dollar, foreign policy.... issues mostly ignored by a national media obsessed with superficial catch-phrases and m......more

This book was a fascinating eye-opener for me. I started reading it because I was curious as to Ron Paul's core beliefs. He was ridiculed and pushed aside during the republican debates that I watched, so I became curious as to why they would not let him be heard. His ideas are in fact nothing new to......more

He does make good points, and I don't think his arguments are unintelligent, but the logic doesn't really work. While I respect his commitment to his beliefs, willingness to break from his party at times and his opposition to the war on terror and drugs, it's just hard to get over his flimsy logic t......more

I think most conservatives are fans of Ron Paul that simply don't know it yet. As the Republican party has changed over the last several years we have lost sight of what it means to be a conservative. Conservative once meant being an advocate of small fed gov't, less intervention, with a reliance on......more

I read this book at my brother's request after he went to hear Ron Paul speak a while back. I agreed with almost all of the problems he presented in the book, but needless to say, my liberal leanings had some problems with some of the solutions he presented. Abolishing income tax, smaller government......more