If We Say It Enough We'll Believe It

By Roger Hedgecock and Francine Phillips

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0942259076
• ISBN13: 9780942259070
• Release Date: January 1992
• Publisher: Write Now
• Length: 140 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.

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Roger Hedgecock is a remarkabe independent thinker who has no equal in any radio or television market. It is hard to imagine what influences gave him his thoughtful, provocative, yet solidly determined mindset. Raised as a child of privledge as the son of a wealthy Lockheed executive, his childhood friends report that he had a very healthy work ethic and concern for his classmates that was unusual- most of his peers had been raised to be aristocratic brats. Sent to law school to eventually stumble into life as a politician and power-broker, Roger Hedgecock has a remarkably clear vision of what is best for the average citizen of any background or socio-economic persuasion. Many know him from the corner of San Diego's fabulous "Horton Plaza" or from his work as County Supervisor or Mayor. But his ultimate calling in life is to be the ultimate insider looking in from the outside, where real people exist and work. Earth has hosted relatively few equally talented and candid visionaries- Jefferson and King come to mind. Roger Hedgecock's calling in life is to avail his vast wisdom and practical solutions to the widest audience available. As a radio and television talk show host, his wisdom and practical experience has made a tangible difference in San Diego's economy and society. Rush Limbaugh should fly to Europe for a long vacation, assured that America needs the "Radio Mayor" to become the "Radio President." The Beltway would never be the same. A thoughtful, concerned genius is loose on the planet- read all about it in Roger Hedgecock's books! JBS