The New American Revolution: Using the Power of the Individual to Save Our Nation from Extremists

by Tammy Bruce

Book Overview

The New American Revolution

A controversial and powerful manifesto for twenty-first-century American Patriots

"It's time to swing back the curtains and invite the light in. And that light is American Nationalism, perennially shunned by the Left, condemned by Socialists, and without any special interest group fighting for its rebirth. It has no legitimate advocates. And yet it is the very idea that will save not only...

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0060726202
• ISBN13: 9780060726201
• Release Date: November 2005
• Publisher: William Morrow & Company
• Length: 304 Pages
• Weight: 1.22 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Conservatives Manual

I just finished 'The New American Revolution' and although it was written in 2001.... it could have been written last week. I recommend ALL conservatives read this book. I am rarely impressed. I am very careful about who I give my money and my time to. Worth every penny and every minute. Tammy Bruce is the bomb!

She is right...and self interest is not selfishness

In a quick response to the one reviewer above who makes the statement that Bruce is promoting selfishness. Self interest is not selfishness. Liberals do what they do for self interested reasons just as much as any "right winger." The left just tries harder to hide it. What Bruce is trying to tell us is that the left will try to force you, not just to act but, to believe according to their views on morality. This approach, compulsion, is just as selfish and self serving as anything you see on the right. C. S. Lewis once wrote that he didn't fear the petty tyrant as much as the perpetual do-gooder. The tyrant lets you alone once he/she gets that they want. The do-gooder, with his/her over abundance of zeal, never tires of making sure you are doing and thinking what is "best" for you.

Tammy Bruce hits another home run

Tammy Bruce is a very interesting person, and as such, writes excellent books. I have read all of her books, and this one is another winner. She "tells it like it is," and does so in an intersting and entertaining way. Where did this "Hate America First" ideology come from and why is it wrong to love the United States? Let's all read her book and let's take America back. It is not racist to believe in the power of the individual, and owning a gun does not make a person bad.

The New American Revolution

Tammy Bruce's newest book, The New American Revolution (TNAR), should be read by anyone with even a passing interest in politics and social discourse. Her views are refreshing and the narrative brisk. TNAR offers the reader an unapologetic pep rally on American nationalism while simutaneously warning of the dangers the left wing establishment presents to the future of the country. As a former president of the LA chapter of the National Organization of Woman, Ms. Bruce gives the reader a rare insiders view of left wing organizations and how they manipulate the press to distort the truth. There is plenty in this book for people on both sides of the political spectrum to both agree and disagree with her. Ms. Bruce makes clear that she is an independent thinker and wants only for the reader to THINK about issues before they come to a conclusion. This is an enjoyable read and should be a political primer for those who are just now beginning to pay attention to politics or those who have been following it for years. Highly recommend.

A positive call to action from a true American activist

A non-fiction book that lives up to its title is a rarity. Rarer still is a work that combines social commentary with a common sense roadmap to redemption. Yet both are true of "The New American Revolution". Unflinchingly honest, yet unabashedly upbeat, Ms. Bruce challenges her readers to reject the "Hate America First" mentality and encourages us to embrace our common Nationalism. Perhaps the most astute cultural observer of our time, Tammy Bruce has never shied from America's "ugly" truths. The tour de force of her third book, however, lies not only in her willingness to wrestle the difficult but also in her ability to rise above pettiness and bitterness -almost standard in today's pundits- to offer real solutions. While many of Tammy's contemporaries have become mired in negativity and self-promotion, her "Revolution" soars above it all.