by Sean Hannity
First published 2002
Sean Hannity examines America after September 11th and argues the nation faces two critical questions. Can Americans commit to defeating terrorism and terrorist regimes completely, regardless of sacrifice or duration? Will they teach children the principles that define American greatness? Hannity contends the greatest danger may not come from foreign attacks but from the gradual erosion of national character. He targets liberal voices who have spent decades undermining core values and traditions. The Fox News host argues that left-wing elements within government, media, and schools have weakened America's strongest defenses, from military and intelligence services to border security. He examines how domestic issues including taxes, education, patriotism, and family structure have become tools for liberal agendas. Hannity calls for vigilance against liberal attempts to compromise American strengths during wartime. This represents his urgent appeal for ideological battle, warning that civilization itself hangs in the balance.
Genres: american, political-science, non-fiction, 21st-century, current-affairs, american-history
Vibes: suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: ideological-battle, vigilance
Setting: America
Period: September 11th
352 pages · Hardcover · William Morrow