Save Pebble Droppers & Prosperity

Self-proclaimed "politically incorrect" Republican Clay Barham has written his third controversial book about America and the ways in which current-day politics are dismantling the original idea of "a prosperous, free nation." Barham contends that the 2008 election, based on the premise of "change," was more about community interests having far more importance and relevance than individual interests. His book lists factual and historical data that is opposite of that agenda. The pursuit and aspirations of free individuals, he believes, is what has brought about the enormous prosperity that we, as a nation, have had for over two centuries. What has happened to the voices who believe in the importance of the individual? Why is America different from the rest of the world? And if "change" is inevitable, will we lose that which sets us apart? Barham investigates the reasons why, with intellectual candor and hard-core facts. Clay Barham is an author, former candidate for the California Legislature, stand-in talk show host for ABC and a retired psychologist. He wrote How to Live with Yourself and Like You, Foundations of Modern American Conservatism and Liberalism; The Roots of Freedom and Tyranny, and The Changing Face of Democrats. He lives in Oregon. Author’s website: http://www.claysamerica.com/ works.htm Publisher’s website: http://www.eloquentbooks.com/SavePebbleDroppersAndAmericanProsperity.html