Title: Lacks the Punch of Her Last Book, But Still Excellent
Product review: "The New American Revolution" is an inspiring, thought-provoking book that not just gives us abstract notions, but actual suggestions for action. Bruce has really evolved as a writer, and as a thinker, since "The New Thought Police," and her growth has been a marvel to watch.The only thing that prevents me from a five-star rating is that it lacks the punch of her previous book, "The Death of Right and Wrong." After DRW, I looked for the kind of passion, intellectual strength, and moral clarity that Bruce exemplified in that book. Those elements are still there, but somewhat subdued, in my opinion.Overall, though, it is a great read for liberal and conservative and Democrat and Republican alike. If you're not inspired after reading "The New American Revolution" check your pulse.
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