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I have to get my bias out of the way first: I love Sean Hannity. When I heard that Hannity was coming out with a new book, I was quite excited; it’s been too long. Conservative Victory: Defeating Obama’s Radical Agenda is a breath of fresh air, especially at a point in America where the last six months have been ravaged by radical socialism and backroom dealings in Washington (see Healthcare, Nancy Pelosi, Harry Reid, Reconciliation and Entire Democratic Party.)

While books that criticize Obama are commonplace now with authors such as David Freddoso, Jerome Corsi, and Brad O’Leary, Hannity manages to still producing a fresh, ground-breaking analysis of the man at the helm of America, President Barack Hussein Obama. After over a year of nothing but mistakes coming from the White House, the mainstream media is still incapable of reporting the actual startling facts about Obama, ranging from his history of radicalism, his administration of radicals, and his radical ideology that has already pushed forth the biggest government take-over in America’s history.

The first chapter of Conservative Victory is a deep analysis of Obama’s relationship with America’s favorite reverend, Jeremiah Wright. Hannity takes the reader even further, however, probing into relationships of question in Obama’s past, some even unknown to me prior to reading his book. From Jeremiah Wright and Bill Ayers to David Axelrod and Kevin Jennings, the shocking past of many of Obama’s appointees are finally getting the coverage they deserve.

Conservative Victory is not just an attack on Barack Obama. Instead, it’s a comprehensive tool, a guidebook even, for conservative activism. Obama is the greatest example in America’s history on why conservatism is not only ideal, but necessary. Hannity uses the president as a launching pad for the lessons that conservatives need to learn to allow the conservative movement to succeed. A big part of the success of conservatism is ensuring that the Republican Party actually has conservative candidates, not RINOs (see John McCain.) Despite what some of the Republican leadership may say, Republicans have lost their way, and Sean Hannity explains this not in a defeatist manner, but in a way that inspires all conservatives to affect change in the GOP,  not cast it aside as a lost cause. Hannity asserts the reality that nothing good can come from a third party.

On The Sean Hannity Show, it’s not uncommon to hear claims that when put to the test, conservatism will always win. These are unequivocally true. Hannity doesn’t leave readers depressed about the sad state of America; in the last chapter he gives an unmitigated list of what conservatives need to remember in moving forward. From national security to personal liberty, the values that conservatives hold — that the average American holds — are the values that we as conservatives need to remember in moving forward.

Conservative Victory is unapologetically conservative; it’s an honest and true account of the values that Obama is destroying America with, and how conservatives can overcome it. Any one who wants America to succeed needs this book.

Sean Hannity’s Conservative Victory: Defeating Obama’s Radical Agenda can be purchased from Amazon here for only $8.00.

Tags: Barack Obama, Economics, Radicalism, Sean Hannity, Socialism