Blinded By The D.C. Lights
While many of us conservatives are not the least bit surprised that Democrat leaders don’t understand the hopes, fears, desires, expectations we have for our country, I have been more than a little surprised at the blindness of so many Republicrats to the same issues. As a registered Republican (though not for long – can you say independent) I was rather discouraged when our presidential nominee was ordained long before the primary in my state. Even more perplexing was the fact that Democrat voters and pundits had more say in that selection than millions of registered Republicans. The turnout in the 2008 election is a testament to the disgust many of us felt, though I swallowed and voted for Palin/McCain.
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uses a fable to outline his theory about “the three fears that sabotage client loyalty.” I was in the middle of another book when this came in the mail. I like to read when I have to eat alone and my book was in another part of the house so I started to read Getting Naked. 
Ayn Rand’s famous character from Atlas Shrugged railed against big government and a nanny state. Many of us find inspiration in his words and actions to bolster capitalism;
Frank compiles numerous examples from everyday life. While the title may scare many people away, it is an entertaining book to read and is not at all dry. Through Frank’s examples you get a great background on how the free market and economics play a role in many unusual ways.