War on the Middle Class
How the Government, Big Business, and Special Interest Groups Are Waging War onthe American Dream and How to Fight Back

Unfortunately Lou Dobbs should've left the reading to a professional. His monotone and run-on style of reading is disappointing. Better to read the book than listen to to this poorly-read CD.

I liked Lou Dobbs ideology—He too has concluded that neither the Democrats nor the Republicans are looking out for the interest of the large middle class. He encourages all to register as independents so we can force the major parties to address the real issues that make a difference in our lives. He......more

An excellent read. This book is fast-paced, and reads like a laundry list that never ends of how we are getting screwed over by our government's loyalties to their own parties and the special interests. This book lays it all out. I read this immediately after reading Ron Paul's The Revolution: A Man......more

This book was written in 2006. I was not sure how pertinent it would be for today. It is a concise account how damaging different factors added to the decline of the middle class. Fascinating, logically true and worth understanding how this group in particular was ignored and needed change.......more

A book with a thoughtful premise and the intention of doing good, but which falls victim to its author’s bias and predisposed ideas. Dobbs clearly has a passion for the middle class and writes movingly and thoughtfully at times, but then lapse into culture war type battles such as spending time argu......more

I really like Lou Dobbs--while I pretty much think CNN is useless, I do find his show to be pretty good. Great book. If you really want to know what's going on with regard to politics, business policy/practice, etc. in this country, read this. He doesn't engage in name calling, mudslinging or any of......more