Don't Let the Kids Drink the Kool-Aid by Marybeth Hicks

Don't Let the Kids Drink the Kool-Aid by Marybeth Hicks

Do You Know What Your Kids Are Thinking? You Might Be Surprised Many of us assume that this generation of young Americans is much like any other—but the fact is they’re not. Not even close. Numerous polls show the same result on issue after issue. Frightening percentages of our kids believe that Socialism is better than the free market Christianity is judgmental, and just plain mean America is the villain of world history Family does not mean marriage Human greed is destroying the Earth And, of course, we all need the government to take care of us Columnist and author Marybeth Hicks reveals, with shocking confessions from the activists themselves, how liberals and socialists, atheists and radical environmentalists, have waged a continuous and largely successful campaign of propaganda in our schools and popular culture in an attempt to create a permanent Leftist majority that will usher in a very different America, with a new generation that expects to be dependent on the federal government. But along with the shocking revelations, Hicks shows how we can break the Left’s hypnotic spell. If we don’t, she warns, we’ll soon wake up in a nation we won’t recognize as our own.

Praise for DON'T LET THE KIDS DRINK THE KOOL-AID "Fellow moms and dads: It's time to unite and reclaim the hearts, minds, and souls of our children from socialist indoctrinators! In shocking detail and with investigative zeal, Marybeth Hicks exposes the Left's cradle-to-grave campaign to undermine religion, the traditional family, and free market capitalismThe best defense against this corrosive culture of entitlement and grievance is a good offense. Don't Let the Kids Drink the Kool-Aid provides an invaluable playbook for parents who reject the Nanny State." -MICHELLE MALKIN, nationally syndicated columnist and author of the New York Times bestseller Culture of Corruption "This is a tremendously important and timely book about the greatest disaster that could befall our country. No, it's not economic-as bad as the economy is-it's cultural, with a generation growing up utterly divorced from traditional American ideals. As Marybeth says, if we want to perpetuate America we need Americans, but our culture is rapidly undermining our children's commitment to faith and freedom. Reading Marybeth Hicks's Don't Let the Kids Drink the Kool-Aid might be the most patriotic thing you do this year. If you care you about this country, please buy it, please read it, and please spread the word." -ERIC METAXAS, the New York Times bestselling author of Bonhoeffer: Pastor, Martyr, Prophet, Spy and Amazing Grace: William Wilberforce and the Heroic Campaign to End Slavery "As important as it is to win the political battles, as Marybeth Hicks shows in her stunning new book Don't Let the Kids Drink the Kool-Aid, if we don't win the cultural battle for our children's minds and hearts, we'll have no future at all. Too many of us dismiss the propaganda of the liberal media, the public schools, and popular culture as harmless, but as Marybeth shows, it has demonstrably changed the way the next generation of Americans is thinking. Buy this book, be warned, and better yet-follow my friend Marybeth's advice and take action." -DAVID LIMBAUGH, nationally syndicated columnist and author of the New York Times bestseller Crimes Against Liberty

Marybeth Hicks is a weekly columnist for the Washington Times, the editor of Family Events, a guest on many radio and television shows, and a frequent speaker across the country. A former writer in the Reagan White House, she is the author of Bringing Up Geeks and The Perfect World inside My Minivan. She lives in Michigan with her husband and their four children. Marybeth Hicks's columns and blog posts can be read at myfamilyevents.com.

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ISBN 13	9781596981515
ISBN 10	1596981512
Title	Don't Let the Kids Drink the Kool-Aid
Author	Marybeth Hicks
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Binding Type	Hardback
Publisher	Regnery Publishing Inc
Year published	2011-09-08
Number of pages	224
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