Liberal Fascism: The Secret History of the American Left, From Mussolini to the Politics of Meaning

I loved this book but be sure it is a difficult read. It's politics, history, socology, and economics all rolled into one book. I really liked it.

This is a must read. A learned and substantive look at the origins of the American left and how those origins were the same as the European left (Hitler, Mussolini, Stalin). How similar were Roosevelt and Mussolini? Shockingly so. If you want to know the leftist playbook, read this book.

Written more like a Term Paper than a book, a bit difficult to follow the concepts presented early on. However, some interesting parallels were drawn and it was indeed a thought-provoking read.

The first two chapters covered information I already knew from various history classes, but overall this was a very interesting book. If you haven't studied how Hitler and Mussolini came to power, this book provides some very concise, important information.

The title is pretty self-explainatory

Be prepared to have your knowledge of history challenged by the facts the left (democrat and republican) would rather you didn't know. See similarities with the current state of affairs in this nation and other socailist, communist, and fascist regimes. Keep an open mind and you might learn something. Fantastic book...I just started going through it again.

If there is a book that serves as the Conservative counterattack on the revisionism of American history, Goldeberg's treatise of fallacies in popular understanding of our national in the 20th Century is the one. If you were luck enough to learn from good history professors in high school and college, regardless of their political ideologies, this book serves to clarify and refine the...more

If there is a book that serves as the Conservative counterattack on the revisionism of American history, Goldeberg's treatise of fallacies in popular understanding of our national in the 20th Century is the one. If you were luck enough to learn from good history professors in high school and college, regardless of their political ideologies, this book serves to clarify and refine the "basics" you already know, providing an excellent chronology on how America's modern liberal movement embraced ideological similarities of European fascist. If you were not so lucky with your choice of instructor in school, then be prepared for a complete personal revaluation of your understanding of our country, its esteemed leaders, and the events that shape our past and present.   hide

So far, so fascinating!

Terrifyingly accurate portrayal of our new "administration."