Sales of the book continue to be pretty solid two months after the release of The Revivalist Manifesto, and it seems there are quite a few readers who had it on their summer reading list and have finished. Here’s a sampling of the recent five-star reviews…
Oh, so you’ll know, all of the reviews so far have been five-star reviews. Just thought we’d pass that along.
So we thought that was nice.
The Revivalist Manifesto is $18 at Amazon in paperback, and it’s just $7.99 as a Kindle e-book.
It’s interesting, because in the two months since its release the basic premises of the book have all held up exceptionally well. There’s a media narrative out there that the red wave most people seem to think is coming isn’t really a thing, but the book doesn’t rest on that assumption – instead, it talks about an entire new political era which is about to begin, and that encompasses a lot more than just one election cycle.
Right now it looks like the biggest barrier to the red wave is a public distaste for the GOP leadership in Washington, which is decidedly not revivalist. Mitch McConnell is actively suppressing an America First Republican agenda, for example, and he’s the least popular politician in DC. Maybe it’ll take a couple of election cycles for the MAGA/revivalist movement to fully sweep the old Bush Republican gang out of power, but when that happens (it would be great if it happened in January, but it will absolutely happen sooner rather than later), you will have all of the elements for everything the book talks about to be realized.
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And most of the future will get covered in the next book, which will be The Revivalist Agenda. I’m trying to get that finished by the end of the year. What’s in TRM is really a lot of history and perspective on where we are as a country and why the stage is set for something new.
But when you read it you’ll understand all that in technicolor. So grab it and have a look, and don’t forget to drop us a review on Amazon when you’re done!
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