No He Can't

As a conservative, I was really looking forward to reading Kevin McCullough's "No He Can't: How Barack Obama is Dismantling Hope and Change", if for no other reason than to reaffirm my own beliefs about the current presidency. I was surprised at how much I learned from this single book. Kevin McCullough did a great job of simplifying politics so that every person who picks up this book will be able to follow it, regardless of their political literacy.

"No He Can't" goes into detailed accounts of the bailouts, and the economic implications thereof. McCullough delves into the nuts and bolts of President Obama's administration, and has the audacity to speak the truth, and report the facts. In a day in age where politics is all smoke screens and mirrors, it was refreshing to walk away from this book, feeling like I had gained something.

Kevin McCullough brings to light President Obama's double speak, and offers up the truth behind all of the little white lies of political speak. "No He Can't" touches on the issue of civilian trials for terrorists, Obama's lack of understanding of foreign policy, and of course, ObamaCare. McCullough not only reports the reality of these situations, he also explains the implications and consequences of the situations, and does so brilliantly.

This book was easy to follow, and wonderfully written. I would recommend this book to anyone who shares McCullough's concern for the future of America. No political science degree required.

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