What Unites Us: Reflections on Patriotism Free Audiobook Download by Elliot Kirschner,Dan Rather

Elliot Kirschner, author of the book 'What Unites Us: Reflections on Patriotism', writes that patriotism is not a right or a privilege but rather a responsibility. The nation's debt to its citizens is an obligation for all Americans to take on. We must uphold this responsibility in order to ensure our country's success.

Patriotism is a powerful sentiment that transcends borders and culture. Patriotism is the love for one's country, shared by people in all walks of life with different experiences. Although patriotism has often been tackled as a political issue, it was only recently recognized as a critical aspect of democracy that must be protected and promoted.

In the audiobook, Dan Rather speaks about the ideology of patriotism and it's meaning. He starts by discussing what patriotism is not. He mentions that the definition of patriotism is different from country to country and often changes over time. Another point made by Mr. Rather is that this makes patriotism a difficult topic for discussion because so many people have different thoughts on what it means.

The Dan Rather story is a moving, personal account of his own experiences with the American democracy and how it has worked to keep us free. The audiobook also beautifully captures the good and bad that can come from our country as well as our society. It was his first time reading out loud, but he did an outstanding job.

Today, the nation is much more divided than it was during many times of American history. Elliot Kirschner's book, What Unites Us: Reflections on Patriotism, tackles this issue and tells us how to find common ground despite our differences.

"What Unites Us: Reflections on Patriotism" is a new audiobook written by Elliot Kirschner. Dan Rather narrates this audiobook that reflects on what it means to be American. The audiobook was launched in December of 2016 and the reviews were positive with listeners saying that this audiobook is an "emotional and profound masterpiece."