Congresswoman Debbie Wasserman-Schultz, the woman who shares an anti-TEA Party agenda with more than a few Republicans, was supposed to attend a book signing at St. Anselm College today, but Global warming has chosen to dump a foot of snow on Southern and Central New Hampshire today.
The event has been cancelled, as has the protest scheduled to coincide with the book signing.
The book is titled ‘For the next Generation,’ a notion that any honest Democrat could elucidate on a cocktail napkin.
” You owe us $17 Trillion in Debt and $128 Trillion for unfunded entitlements. You’re Welcome.”
Schultz and the progressive who actually wrote the book (but does not get to sign it) need 300 plus pages for her nostrum.
If you are wondering what you will be missing by not reading the book, here’s part of a review by Larry Thornberry at the American Spectator.
Leftists wishing a complete treatment of progressive chants, tics, talking points, sacraments, secret handshakes, and calamitous policies can find them in For the Next Generation, a tedious and repetitious 300-page walk through the entire catalogue of leftist delusions. Every failed idea since Rousseau is here lovingly lifted up as part of the path to an American paradise.
This over-long leftist catechism was ghost-written by Julie M. Fenster for Debbie Wasserman Schultz, an aged-in-the barrel leftist who is now a member of the U.S. House representing a South Florida district between Ft. Lauderdale and Miami, which includes South Beach. She’s also chairwomanperson of the Democratic National Committee, so readers can be assured everything she says here is party line.Republicans wishing an economical guide to the bad ideas and nobbling policies they’re running against need only keep a dog-eared copy of this gospel according to Debbie at hand. Conservative and patriotic Americanos wishing to count the ways leftists plan to assault everything they believe in and to turn human nature on its head could do so with this one-stop guide. The book has no other value.
So there you have it. If you are not already familiar with the bluest of blue blueprints for our continued decline as a nation, Wasserman-Schultz has outlined it in her tedious tome. (The original Marx is probably better written and easier to understand.)
Used copies are already available on Amazon starting at around $6 dollars. Wait a week or two and you can probably grab one for a buck, or at a yard sale for a quarter– if it is not being used to level the table with the stack of puzzles with missing pieces. You may even be able to get it for free if your dump or transfer station has a place to swap stuff; assuming the original owner is not too embarrassed to be seen leaving it there.
