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Whether you're a conservative wanting to instill good,
old-fashioned values in your children, a Christian wanting to preserve your 1st
Amendment rights to worship freely, or someone fed up with the politically
correct, walk-on-eggshells society that we have become, you'll enjoy talk radio
host, Joe Messina's new
book, Ramblings of a Right Wing,
Bible Thumping, White Guy - a humorous yet serious look at the
problems facing America today.
In his new book, Messina takes an honest look at the issues of our
day with common sense analysis. It's a light, easy read breakdown of all that's
gone on during and after the presidential election. Messina tackles everything
from racism to religion, to media bias, to safe spaces, and, yes, even women's
issues. If you're not supposed to talk about it in 'polite' circles, you'll
likely find it in this book.
In his big Italian family, Messina reflects that the daily
conversation always happened around the kitchen table, where they'd mull over
the goings on around town and the big news stories around the world. There was
an inherent common sense passed down from one generation to the next at those
dinnertime discussions that stayed with him all his life.
On his daily radio show, with his unapologetic approach to real
world issues, Joe takes on the progressive socialist liberal agenda that
promotes an "anything goes" attitude. He believes these liberal
principles have been and will continue to ruin this country if we allow them to
pervade.
In his new book, Joe Messina asks:
- Why has the left become so violent and bombastic?
- Why are the Democrats so out of touch with their own
party?
- Why do some people see nationalism as a threat to our
freedom?
- Why do the very people who say they want fair and equal
education for everyone
seem to get in the way of fair and equal education for those who need it most? - Why have U.S. college campuses become leftist
propaganda cesspools?
- How PC (political correctness) and the PC police are
destroying free speech.
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