Crimes against Liberty

An Indictment of President Barack Obama

By: David Limbaugh

Narrated by: Don Leslie

Length: 14 hrs and 21 mins

Publisher's summary

As Americans, liberty is an inalienable right that is granted to us by God, protected by the Constitution, and upheld by our government. Yet, Barack Obama doesn’t seem to share that view. To him, liberty is a threat to the government’s power and something to be squashed by any means possible, as bestselling author David Limbaugh shows to devastating effect in his new book, Crimes Against Liberty.

Limbaugh issues a damning indictment of President Barack Obama for encroaching upon and stripping us of our individual and sovereign rights. Laying out his case like he would a criminal complaint, Limbaugh presents the evidence—count-by-count—against Obama. From exploiting the financial crisis for political gain, to restricting our personal freedoms through invasive healthcare and “green” policies, to endangering America with his feckless diplomacy and reckless dismantlement of our national security systems, Limbaugh proves—beyond a reasonable doubt—that Obama is guilty of crimes against liberty. Comprehensive and compelling, this is Limbaugh’s most powerful book yet.

©2010 David Limbaugh (P)2010 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Outstanding Summary The Obama Administration

It seems everyday we learn something new and unbelievable that is being executed by this administration. David Limbaugh does an outstanding job documenting every aspect of purposeful destruction being done at every level to our country, government and constitution.

What amazes me is the volume of material the author was able to gather - and we are not through the second year of Obama in office! Very timely book, I am going to buy the hard cover for reference.

Another Democrat Criminal

this is what affirmative action truly gets us, absolute garbage, lies, decete, a 2x larger deficit

Blast from the past.

it seems like Obama left office just the other day, but I was surprised at how much I forgot about his 8 years. The author does a very good job of reminding us of what happened during those years. There were even a few things that I never knew about.

Yawner!

The book started off good and got my ears perked, but minute after minute of fact after fact, it just becomes boring. I listen while driving a truck and couldn't finish it. The narrator's voice comes accross very snobby and annoying, I just couldn't take anymore. It has no flow and reminds of a college lecture. It does contain many facts and there is a lot to learn here, if you can make through the monotonous dialogue of the book. He, unfortunately, is no Rush!

Sour grapes!

An extremely dissapointing book. I have never heard such one sided junk in my life. I didn't even finish it. Most dissapointing.

Sad

I am on a journey of learning about the past presidents. Listening and reading positive and negative positions from both sides. I am conservative, some may say way to the right of conservative. Two chapters in and I am completely disgusted with this drivel the author is spilling off these pages. What a bunch of biased bs.

Boring!

Basically a re-hash of the Rush Limbaugh show, but the author doesn't have anywhere near the talent for bombastic entertainment that his brother does, so it's a mind-numbing droning of talking points. Nothing new that Rush hasn't brought up on his show a thousand times--in fact the author has exactly the same viewpoint as Rush, so there's nothing new or interesting here.

Ho-hum book with mediocre narration

I devoured the first few chapters of this book in hardback and couldn't wait to hear the narrator's interpretation of the written words. Although the subject interested me, I grew weary of the repetition of a handful of themes and 'proofs.' I felt the narrator wasn't engaged in the material at times--perhaps he didn't believe what he was asked to read. At points in the book where the narrator should be bringing the message home, I felt that he didn't really mean what he was saying. I guess I felt the book received better treatment from the narrator or that the book was thin on things to say leading to tiresome repetition. I'm neither an Obama or Limbaugh fan, but expected better out of this audiobook.