Stand For Something
The Battle for America's Soul
by John Kasich
Read by John Kasich
"Stand for Something" is Kasich’s soapbox. His street sermon is moral values, honorability and leadership. Kasich
argues America’s declining values and lack of leadership as he gives examples in politics, sports, business,
education, popular culture and religion. Kasich steps on toes when he shows them in a negative light, but he does
make his point - teachers’ union, sports figures, rap singers, etc. He believes honesty, integrity, responsibility,
compassion accountability and forgiveness are missing in today’s society. Using his choice of heroes, Kasich tells
listeners what he feels is important in building a strong individual, family, school, community, and country. It's
true John Kasich is a former Congressman turned political commentator, but choosing not to listen to him because
of his present job or political past would be a great loss. Kasich’s desire to remind us of our commitments as
individuals and Americans is admirable. He’s sure to take a beating for it, but that’s what comes with standing
for something. Forget the headphones. Everyone needs to hear this one. |
The Book |
Warner Adult |
May 10, 2006 |
Audio CD - Abridged edition |
1594832064 |
Nonfiction / society / politics |
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The Reviewer |
Brenda Weeaks |
Reviewed 2006 |
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