Title: This book is mis-titled.
Product review: Satin is a dyed-in-the-wool extreme progressive liberal from the 60s and 70s who has somehow deluded himself into thinking he has morphed to the middle of politics, then he wrote a book about it. The title really should be "Radical Liberalism... Repackaged", because that's really all it is. Essentially he talks a lot about government hand-outs to give people a head start in life then taxing the rich to pay for it. The same old liberal schtick, just in a different form.The only thing that earns a second star is that he does have a few seemingly original good ideas, but they are rare, and most are unworkable anyway. I was highly disappointed by the book.
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