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April 19, 2011
Accepting his party's presidential nomination in the summer of 2008, Barack Obama beamed while Denver's stadium rocked with gauzy chants from adoring admirers.  But looming beyond the deafening roar was a harsh reality that too few were willing to face just yet: Some "hope" is too audacious to believe, and just because a smooth talker proclaims something, doesn't make it true.

Now, long after the honeymoon has ended and the national mood soured toward the 44th U.S. president, nationally syndicated radio talk-show host and columnist Kevin McCullough- the first pundit to predict Obama's rise to the presidency- provides an alarming perspective on the man he has watched closely since the aspiring commander-in-chief was an obscure community organizer on Chicago's South Side.  You'll learn:
  • How Barack Obama's first act as president to sign into law taxpayer-funded abortion
  • How his administration has systematically and intentionally created federal dependents
  • Why Obama's actions prove he believes American Exceptionalism is a myth
  • The outrageous lengths the president is willing to go to as he undermines our national security
From Obama's radical economic policy and dubious skills in national security to his administration's disdain for individual liberty and constitutional constraints on the power of the executive branch, McCullough lays out a convincing case for why, early on, he labeled Obama "one of the most dangerous politicians our generation will see."
 
Real hope is possible.  While delving into Obama's flawed governance, McCullough also charts a way out, and forward, for the America that once was and can be again.  It is a way of clarity and common sense in a tried-and-true direction- a way that is diametrically opposed to the disappointing course set by the current resident of the Oval Office.




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  • Hardcover: 256 pages
  • Publisher: Thomas Nelson (April 19, 2011)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 159555338X
  • ISBN-13: 978-1595553386
  • Product Dimensions: 9.1 x 6.2 x 1 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 15.2 ounces (View shipping rates and policies)
  • Average Customer Review: 3.8 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (133 customer reviews)
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8 of 9 people found the following review helpful
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No He Can't by Kevin McCullough, is the author's detailed presentation of how President Obama's agenda of "Hope and Change" is not, at all, the hope and change that the voters wanted. In twenty-one chapters, under four headings, the author gives several examples of Obama's policies backed up with extensive notes that have taken our country down the wrong path. One example that really disturbed me is that one of the very first things Obama did after taking office as President was to authorize the funding of abortions in other countries.

The four headings the author covers are: Economics, "National Insecurity", Erosion Of Rights, Accountability To Caesar. Then in several chapters under each heading, he goes into detail about the serious mistakes Obama has made. At the end of each chapter, he points out what can and must be done to put America back on the right path.

The author contends that there is still hope for the country but action must be taken soon to rectify the failed policies and prevent the danger America is headed for.

When I first began reading this book, I was disappointed and really concerned because the author presents so well how Obama has fooled the thousands of people, (including me), who voted for him. I feel this book is one of the "must reads" because it really is a wake-up call.

I received this book free from the Thomas Nelson Publisher's Bookszeeze review program. I was not required to write a favorable review. I was only asked to be honest. The words are my own.
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I ordered this book from the Amazon Vine program, thinking it would provide, more than background, information on B.H. Obama while in office. Of the former, I had obtained much from my extensive pre-election reading of articles and books such as Case Against Barack Obama and Obama Nation, which I still recommend.

Unfortunately, this book did not deliver the quality information I'd expected, however. I agree with Matthew Morgan, that while the volume is well-written, it offers scant referencing, a major issue.

Another problem: McCullough rehashes articles he wrote before Obama attained the presidency. He claims to have been one of the first journalists to predict Obama's election, and one of the first to criticize him. All of that is news to me. If true, however, it makes little difference, as the book offers no particular substance for readers who prefer to focus on facts, as opposed to opinions.

Non-fiction of any kind is fairly useless without careful footnotes and referencing, and this book has none of the former and precious few of the latter in chapter bibliographies. I did not need to acquire it to find a list of further reading material. What readers want to know is where each bit of information, such as there is, originated. That's not here.

I'm afraid this book offers nothing so much as a squandered opportunity to expose the most important facts that the mainstream press seems to intentionally avoid reporting at all costs.

If I could give the book three and a half stars, I would, only thanks to McCullough's crisp and chatty writing style. But what the book has in pizzazz does not make up for its dearth of data or substantiation.
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No, he can't May 9, 2011
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Barack Obama was swept into office with much euphoria on the slogan of "Yes We Can", and the message of Hope and Change. With such euphoric support, Obama had hoped to "fundamentally transform" the nation while in office.

In his book, No He Can't, conservative columnist and syndicated radio talk-show host, Kevin McCullough, clearly spells out in four sections the failures of the Obama administration. In the area of the economy, despite bailouts and stimulus packages, the economy has not improved and the number of the jobless is higher than the promised maximum of 8%. The no tax increase pledge on those making under $250,000 is just another empty promise, especially the cost the new healthcare bill will have on small businesses.

On the area of national security, if Obama had been successful and able to institute all of his own preferences and policies, Osama bin Laden would not have been captured and killed. Thank goodness that the Bush administration national security policies are still in place! The Obama administration prefers to try captured terrorists in civilian courts, and cut intelligence, defense, and national security spending, and ignore the real threat on the homeland from the jihadists.

When it comes to the values that we believe in, Obama disdains an individual's right to self-determination and pushes his agenda for more dependency under the guise of "caring for your brother." The healthcare reform bill was pushed through despite overwhelming objection from the voters. The Obama Justice Department refuses to defend the Defense of Marriage Act. And among the first things Obama did on taking office was to sign an executive order that re-instated taxpayer-funded abortions overseas.

Finally, in the area of accountability to the people, the Obama administration does not fulfill its promise of a transparent government. ACORN's questionable activities have been ignored, but Arizona's immigration law to protect its own borders, was worthy of a law suit by the the Justice Department.

These are just some of the Obama failures that Kevin McCullough outlined in his book, and I find it a great read, depressing at times to have my thoughts on Obama confirmed. But Kevin McCullough ended his book by suggesting that readers choose clarity over emotion, the kind of emotion that "Yes We Can" evokes, and with such clarity in place readers will be able to put a stop to efforts that are out to intimidate them out of their belief systems, and say "No, you can't!"

Disclosure of Material Connection: I received this book free from Thomas Nelson Publishers, as part of their Book Review Blogger Program. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission's 16 CFR, Part 255: "Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising."
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This author was too 'nice' unfortunately
When Kevin McCullough says, No He Can't: How Barack Obama Is Dismantling Hope and Change, he correctly identifies several flaws in the original Obama rhetoric. Read more
Published 7 days ago by LINDA SUNKLE-PIERUCKI
A Call for Clarity
"No He Can't: How Barack Obama is Dismantling Hope and Change," by Kevin McCullough is, if nothing else, a call for clarity. That is true not only in content but by design. Read more
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This is a book about Obama and the mistakes he had made & how he is dismantling hope and change.

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No He Can't: How Barack Obama is Dismantling Hope and Change is an insightful book into what President Obama has done in his first two years in office. Read more
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Seems Like a Series of Transcripts of Talk Radio Shows
The way this book is organized and laid out makes this reader feel that it is based on a series of the book author's talk radio shows. Read more
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As the cover leaf correctly states, Kevin McCullough was the first major pundit to correctly predict that Barack Obama would become President. Read more
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