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What's Right for All Americans

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If Ezola's views were widely accepted by the population as a whole, America would be a much better place. Everything in her book makes perfect sense. If Mrs. Foster and Pat Buchannan had taken the White House, this country would be on the track to greatness. Alas though, that didnt happen. I have heard her being called a ridiculous name like "Aunt Tom." After reading her book one can tell she is extremely proud to be black and wants more than anything to help her community. It is very sad that people like Mrs. Foster dont get the respect or recognition they deserve. A GREAT BOOK BY AN AWESOME WOMAN!!!!!

I'm going to try to be objective here, because I strongly disagree with Ezola's politics and her decision to run as Pat Buchanan's running mate. However, there is no escaping the fact that this book is poorly written. She jumps from topic to topic, but the soapbox speech is the same every time. Her arrogance is distracting. "What's Right for All Americans"???? Come on, who would profess to know such a thing? The clincher for me is when she writes an open letter to Rosa Parks, suggesting that the icon is a fraud and unworthy of our respect. I wouldn't have believed it if I hadn't seen it in print.

And I was going to be objective! All in all, I would expect something so revolting to be a more interesting read.