No, They Can't : Why Government Fails-But Individuals Succeed

from bookster

I enjoyed this book which is an easy read and very understandable. I particularly liked the background and depth that is possible on a topic in a book as opposed to a television show. I have passed this book on to friends and family and received very positive feedback for the most part, except f...

from Journey21

John Stossel is clearly a Libertarian, and has the same philosophical leanings as Ron Paul and Judge Andrew Napolitano. If that kind of thinking is to your liking, then you will enjoy this book. If not, you will likely wonder how people can have such radical thinking. I enjoyed it and found many...

from BillRob

Great standard Stossel tract on a litany of government attempts at solving real world problems and screwing everything up worse.

from TeaTimeCoder

Refined arguments these are not but he does make some good points. Most of it would work a lot better shouted than in book form. I'm not American so I have no idea who John Stossel but I imagine he's well known because of the way he talks about himself (a lot) and the general level of smugness. I...

from bookster

I enjoyed this book which is an easy read and very understandable. I particularly liked the background and depth that is possible on a topic in a book as opposed to a television show. I have passed this book on to friends and family and received very positive feedback for the most part, except f...