Title: Unclear, poorly written, vague, monotonous
Product review: I attempted to read this book after buying it from a bookstore. I found its style to be unclear and vague; ideas aren't developed. It isn't persuasive at all. Rather than a clear, concise, objective look at the issues facing the young electorate, I found the book to be largely a soapbox for the author to rant about how seniors get all the taxpayers' money (via Social Security and Medicare). I promptly returned the book.She basically repeats the same things over and over: that young people pay more into the system and get very little out of it. The disproportionate amount of money going towards seniors is an interesting issue, but I've basically summed it up for you here; there's no need to buy the book.I might even had agreed with her had she not gone on and on about it. It just frustruated me and discouraged me from reading it. "We've Got Issues" truly seemed more like militant propoganda than a "No B.S. Guide to What Really Matters."
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