Battle for the American Mind - by Pete Hegseth & David Goodwin (Hardcover)
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propaganda
This book could have been a Signal chat. Pete has quite an imagination, I’ll give him that. It’s apparent he put a lot of effort into this propaganda piece. Not only does he make wildly bizarre, unfounded claims and insinuations (such as “For progressives, unbridled human indulgences are sacred.”), but he outright states false data, such as the US population being 245 million in 2022 when it was actually 333 million. There are minor intellectual contradictions, like suggesting that Classical Christian schools are the key to promoting free thinking - despite regulated uniformity in a strict code for “uniforms, hairstyles, makeup, and even manners…” That seems more like an element of indoctrination to me! Pete outlines the modern education system as a perilous evil, an extended battle where the goal is that we “lose America, and Western Civilization.” He declares that in public schools, “there is nothing there for Christians and Patriots.” Conveniently, his solution (“school choice” would allow him to more easily send his children to private schools, while stripping funding from public schools. I had been confused about the national push for school choice until I finished this book. Religious conservatives understand that public schools will be harmed by these policies - and that is the goal. The goal is to destroy the enemy - the public education system. Then, those who can afford it, will pivot to private religious schools, while the rest suffer.
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The content was so relevant to how and why our nation is struggling. We can and need to do better as a nation and her people.