Proud to Be Right: Voices of the Next Conservative Generation
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In Proud to Be Right, Jonah Goldberg, the New York Times bestselling author of Liberal Fascism, presents voices of the next Conservative generation. A fresh and provocative collection of lively political writing from right wing writers under the age of 30, Proud to Be Right rebuts the conventional wisdom that Generation Y is a uniformly liberal demographic—and that intelligent young people today fall blindly into the Barack Obama camp.
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- Rating: 3 out of 5 stars3/5Read this because four acquaintances of Kevin's are among the contributors. (Unsurprisingly, the Torrey Honors Institute at Biola University boasts a number of up-and-coming conservative writers.) The authors represent a very interesting range of perspectives, and no reader will agree with all of them (which is part of what made it a fun read). It's difficult to rate an anthology like this, because some essays could have rated four stars or more, while others were just okay. Especially notable for me were Rachel Motte's essay "Liberals Are Dumb: And Other Shared Texts" (hint: Motte doesn't actually think liberals are dumb) and Helen Rittelmeyer's entertaining "The Smoker's Code."
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