by Mark Dunavan (Author)
In "Everybody Has One," readers are exposed to various opinions and thoughts on a variety of subjects and issues. To be more precise, one man's opinions and thoughts. The eclectic compilation of topics addressed in this book ranges from prodigious ones like Life and Death to less impactful subjects such as Social Media and the Electoral College. The prose contained in this book details many of the problems confronting contemporary America and its continued prosperity. Despite good intentions by its proponents, a more active and expansive government is not the answer. A more likely source for salvation would be the revitalization of the American Citizen.
Victor Davis Hanson wisely said, "Citizens are not mere residents, prone to receiving more than giving. Too many citizens of republics, ancient and modern, come to believe that they deserve rights without assuming responsibilities - and they don't worry how or why from whom they inherited their privileges. Citizenship is not an entitlement; it requires work."