"The Great Destroyer: Barack Obama’s War on the Republic" by David Limbaugh

The election of Barack Obama was a historical moment as it marked the first time the United States would be governed by a black president. However, some people got over the novelty factor quite fast as it became apparent that one’s skin color doesn’t really have an impact on their ability to govern a country. 

David Limbaugh is one of these people and he even went as far as writing a book titled The Great Destroyer: Barack Obama’s War on the Republic in which he examines from a critical point of view what exactly the Obama administration has done to America in their first term.

While a few believe Obama to be doing a wonderful job and wish him to remain, Limbaugh takes a more broad look at things, at where the country is headed. He explains how the Obama administration is progressively turning this country into a place where bureaucrats, and possibly anyone who works for the federal government, have more power of the lives of other people than they do themselves. 

Limbaugh looks into the capitalist way of life adopted in America, at the huge deficit the country is currently facing, as well as the counterproductive ways in which the government is dealing with public services and welfare programs.

The Great Destroyer by David Limbaugh (Book cover)
To make a long story short, the book looks into the true cost behind Obama’s capitalist scandals, how he is destroying the economy while shushing those who actually try to save it, how the Obama administration has violated the constitution time and time again, how they have given unreasonable amounts of power and control to shady and unelected bureaucrats, and much more. 

It may very well be the most critical look into the Obama administration, providing some very powerful arguments, complete with proof, that Obama is in fact driving the United States into peril and self-destruction.

David Limbaugh (Author)

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David Limbaugh is a conservative American political commentator, and as usually comes with such a territory, an opinionated author (yes, he is the younger brother of Rush Limbaugh). He has written several books on the topics of politics, law and Christianity, including Jesus on Trial, The Great Destroyer and Absolute Power.



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