Capitalism Killed the Middle Class

Factual, well written, intriguing<BR>MET the author at a book signing, he's educated, experienced, passionate, informed, more of the writing we need in this day and age.

A must read for US economic and social justice advocates.<BR>Dan McCrory clearly knows from whence he speaks. If you are at all inclined to take on the powers that be, you should read this book and learn about what you will need to do so. Know your own strengths and weaknesses, and especially know your enemies. This book will empower you to do so. Onward!!

Political Science/Sociology Debate Material<BR>Admit it. The best way to understand the socio-political and economic aftermath of decisions, methods, and values legislatively implemented is to do your own homework. Mr. McCrory dares you to take this challenge by sharing his life experiences and longstanding union counterbalancing to policies that he believes proves his title’s premise.<BR><BR>As a perspective study piece for students of politics, social science, economics, this book offers a historical interpretation and reference with an unabashed slant both defendable, while debatable. This book adds fodder to one’s recollection and interpretation of “facts and circumstances” and how one may interpret from a perspective reasons, buy-ins, underlying causes and factors, outcomes and reasons for political gains and intentional losses.<BR><BR>Invoking his retelling of personal and legislative events within a chronological timeline would have been less distracting. Succinct consolidated chapters would have been more palatable since the premise doesn’t require twenty- five chapters.<BR><BR>Classroom debaters will enjoy an opportunity to view McCrory’s summations; after all we can learn from everyone’s interpretation of history; and shouldn’t we?

Personal stories and facts that hit us all. <BR>Dan has brought a great balance of facts and life experience into a subject that touches every American. There’s so much more than I knew. Great resource for old and new readers alike, well done!

Great information.<BR>Capitalism Killed had an abundance of information packed into 300+ pages that explained the backstory of our current mess. A must read!

very insightful <BR>very readable. full of great information. a must read!!

Great Insight Into Commerce Crushing Consumers <BR>I found the book to be very informative about what many of us intuitively feel: Big Business has no interest in bettering the lives of its customers, even if that could ultimately improve their profits.<BR><BR>A worthwhile read.

Thank you for writing your book. I hope a lot of leaders read it. I hope they read it and take some of your ideas and thoughts and conversations in the book to heart because everything makes sense.