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“How Stupid Are We? is a brilliantly incisive and passionately argued examination of the forces reshaping American political life. With clarity and courage, Somers pulls no punches in exposing how money, misinformation, and systemic tactics have distorted our civic discourse and undermined the power of ordinary citizens, making this essential reading for anyone who cares about the future of our democracy. Written in accessible, engaging language, the book offers both a sobering analysis and a compelling call to think more critically about the world around us. Thought-provoking and deeply relevant, this is one of the most important political books of our time.”
-Dunnam and Associates
“How Stupid Are We? is a compelling and fearless exploration of the political forces that have reshaped American life and civic engagement. With clarity and passion, Somers breaks down complex issues like the influence of concentrated wealth, the erosion of public trust, and the tactics used to sway public opinion, making it accessible and engaging for everyday readers. His narrative combines sharp insight with a genuine concern for the future of our democracy, challenging readers to think more deeply about how power is wielded and what it means for the common good. Bold, thought-provoking, and urgently relevant, this book is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the dynamics shaping our times.
-Globe Trekkers
“Is He or Isn’t He?” is a thoughtful and deeply reflective response to God’s Not Dead, offering readers a compelling exploration of faith, doubt, and the questions that matter most. With sincerity and intellectual honesty, Somers addresses the heart of spiritual inquiry, inviting readers into a conversation that is both challenging and affirming. His clear, engaging writing makes complex theological ideas accessible without sacrificing depth, and his respectful yet probing approach encourages honest reflection rather than superficial answers. Insightful, compassionate, and spiritually enriching, this book is a meaningful contribution to discussions about belief in the modern world.
-Magnolia Heritage Foundation