Reviews for Improving the Recruitment, Retention, and Utilization of Federal Scientists and Engineers:

The average rating for Improving the Recruitment, Retention, and Utilization of Federal Scientists and Engineers: based on 2 reviews is 3 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2010-11-09 00:00:00 Timothy Prade Trickle up poverty is a very informative entertaining read that appeals to the conservative in me. Michael Savage begins with the analogy of Barack Obama being given a priceless heirloom watch which he promptly takes apart and can't put back together again. Savage then goes on to explain in detail the pieces of this country which have been taken apart and broken by Obama. Though the information is depressing and upsetting, it does not leave you with a sense of hopelessness. Trickle up Poverty has solutions and reinforces patriotism and American spirit. I loved this book and recommend it to those who are frustrated with how our country is being run and stand by the constitutional principles of this country. Michael Savage tells it how it is without apology or political correctness - something that I admire in this time when everyone is afraid to speak the truth.

Review # 2 was written on 2010-11-01 00:00:00 Cory Bennett What was I thinking? I was waiting for my boyfriend at Barnes and Noble and I picked up the book because the title caught my eye. For some reason I started to read. What I can't believe is that I went back to the bookstore the next day just to finish it. Yes, there are factual truths in this book that can be proven. But what gets to me is that there are more half truths than anything else. If you are going to sight something as an example, give the entire thing. Don't cherry pick what will fit. We as a country will never know what McCain could have done for our country. But I find it hilarious that Obama is the devil incarnate with some folks. "Obamacare" is going to ruin our country because it will allow illegal immigrants go to the ER and not pay for services recieved. What I don't think most people realize is that I can go to the ER, with no insurance as a citizen, and not pay my bill. And that will be passed on to everyone else. What would have happened to our economy if these "Bailouts" weren't given? Would we have a higher unemployment rate than there is? I belive most definitely. What would happen if GM were allowed to fail. Then certain parts of the country would be completely devestated. I find it funny how people state that the Government should stay out of people's lives, but then want to pass certain laws to make sure things don't happen. Abortion. Gay Marriage. Having health care. A better educational syste. You can't have it both ways.