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Jon W Colson
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The US Constitution was written in plain English. Since the beginning people have interpreted it to fit their agendas. It was not meant to be interpreted; it was meant to be read. In I Want My Country Back, the most misrepresented parts of the Constitution are explained simply. How we have strayed so far from it, the damage that wrong interpretation has done, and how we get back to it is also covered. If you are a patriot who believes in the greatness of America and in a constitutional government, you should listen to this book and pick up copies for all of your patriot friends.
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