What can I add? A seminal book which is the starting point for the next level of sociological and political research into liberal guilt and unhappiness with the world.

Jonah Goldberg details that fascism is actually a nationalistic form of socialism, as defined by Mussolini - and later Hitler. Many eye opening examples.

Written by a journalism professor who had access to the people at the New York Times in the 1990s. He details how the Times revealed the name of the woman allegedly raped by William Kennedy Smith - and her and her mother's dating life, causing a backlash on the paper's staff that gets aired in this book, along with other behind the scenes facts.

Hear about what it was like to live under siege by islamists every day growing up in Lebanon, by someone who was there.

This is a superb book where Mr. Steele, a black man, traces the changes in American attitudes since the days he personally lived under segregation until today. He seperates legitimate concerns from a guilt and quotas industry constructed in academia and exported to our legislatures.

Zell Miller, an oldtime, patriotic Democrat who could not stomach the changes in his party, lists the values deficit that caused him to make a featured speech at the 2004 Republican National Convention.

Whittaker Chambers writes magnificently about his disillionment with communism and the 1930s and 1940s. This is the refutation of Alger Hiss, the investigation that was the basis of Richard Nixon's rise from California Congressman to Vice President.

Author Warren Farrell was a big supporter of NOW decades ago. Read as he refutes the male bashing arguments and explains the his - and others' - experience in a world where men are not as powerful as they seem to angry feminists.

One of Horowitz's disections of the liberal mindset - by a man raised in a communist home.

An intellectual discussion of a black author's turning his life around by accepting his own responsibility to run his life rather than buying into leftist ragefull arguments, such as Rev. Wright has "preached."

It is unusual to see this book written by some of the Founding Fathers, but their arguments against a too strong Federal government have become prophetic. This is one book most of you were never told about in school. If you were told about it, read it again in light of today's events.

A fine discussion of the assault on our legal system by utopian leftists seeking a "perfect" world - under their total control.

Attorney David Limbaugh (Rush's brother) details the vapidity of many liberal positions in recent years.

This book shows the natural, logical progression from a value free "objective" view of nature to the killing off of the old, infirm and other undesirables (often politically undesirables like Kulaks, Jews, 10 million Chinese that Imperial Japan killed in World War II, etc.)

Finally someone has said it about how we are raising our youngsters in the digital age. Perhaps a select few have "too much homework," but the author states that studies show most high schoolers hardly do any. This book well documents what many of us know and, for other readers, will be a real eye opener.

Dispell the myths of men's privilege as they supposedly exist in schools, courts and popular culture. Men are getting a raw deal and the entire society, women included, are the worst for it.