Product Description
Once upon a time, conservatives were called the "silent majority." No more. The ascent of Talk Radio and rise of "fair and balanced" television and print reporting has at long last unleashed a flurry of conservative activism through the media aimed at recapturing the heart and soul of the country.
Who better to help spearhead this noble cause than Phil Kent, former president of Southeastern Legal Foundation and a new and rising crusader in the struggle against the corrupting and demoralizing influences of liberalism?
"Hillary Clinton described the conservative movement in America as a vast, right-wing conspiracy," Kent argues. "I prefer to call it a conspiracy of freedom."
The Dark Side of Liberalism: Unchaining the Truth lays bare the falsehoods and distorted messages of liberalism and exposes it for what it is—an outdated, negative, anti-American gospel that mockingly undermines the values that made this country great. Packed with passion and commonsense ideas, The Dark Side of Liberalism offers a fresh look at America’s big ticket issues—race relations, political correctness, immigration, Hollywood, the media, the United Nations, the runaway court system, the war on terror, and Big Government’s role in our lives.
A "call to arms" for commonsense Americans, The Dark Side of Liberalism is a must-read user’s guide for arguing and winning the conservative cause for freedom. As a bonus, the book offers a number of clear and compelling tips on how conservatives can best get their message out in the media to sway others--something lacking in most "conservative" books.
"It is time for all Americans to step up to the plate," Kent notes. "The fate of our civilization, our way of life, hangs in the balance."
About the Author
As a sought-after spokesman and commentator, Phil regularly appears on FOX News Network, CNN, MSNBC, and syndicated talk radio programs across the nation.
A veteran award-winning journalist, Phil has served as editorial writer, editorial page editor, and political columnist for The Augusta (Georgia) Chronicle for 25 years. He is also co-founder and chairman of the board of advisors of the Washington, D.C.-based Editorial Information Network, an organization providing Capital Hill information to the media.
In 1981-82, Phil served in Washington, D.C., as press secretary and public affairs advisor to U.S. Sen. Strom Thurmond (R-SC). After his tour of duty in the nation's capital, Phil returned to The Augusta Chronicle as editorial page editor.
A native of Auburn, NY, Phil is a 1973 graduate of the Henry W. Grady School of Journalism at the University of Georgia. he was a member of the Young Americans for Freedom in college.
Phil was honorably discharged from the U.S. Army as a first lieutenant, military police, and served on active duty at Fort Gordon, Georgia. He is a member of the National Conference of Editorial Writers, the Military Order of World Wars, and is a member of the board of advisors of Coalition for a Voting America, a non-partisan voter education organization.
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