Take a look at the Barnes and Noble book sales/ratings list below.
Why is this important?
There is a decided link, I believe, between what is going on in American culture at any given moment and what that augurs for a presidential (or congressional) election. Mark Levin’s Ameritopia
is now perched atop the B&N bestseller list, as it has been at Amazon.
This is, as discussed earlier here, yet another sign that Levin’s companion book to Liberty and Tyranny has a considerable and passionately conservative audience — an audience not unlike all those people giving Newt Gingrich standing ovations at these debates. What it means is that there is a large conservative audience out there. They read — and they vote. And they are not fans of either liberalism or Obama. Which in turn says that no matter the outcome of this nomination fight, come September when the final nominee is in the ring with Obama there may well be a historic wave with one objective: defeating Obama and changing the direction of America.
Doubtless there is more to come. Meanwhile, the returns are now in from Barnes and Noble:
BARNES & NOBLE books sales/ratings
Adult Non-Fic. Overall Hardcover
Overall
Tuesday 1/24/2012 thru Monday 1/30/20121 Ameritopia Mark R. Levin
2 Killing Lincoln O’Reilly B
3 Through My Eyes Tebow T
4 American Sniper Chris Kyle
5 Steve Jobs Isaacson W
6 End of Illness David B. Agus
7 Deliciously G-Free Elisabeth Hasselbeck
8 StrengthsFinder 2.0 Tom Rath
9 Unbroken Hillenbrand L
10 Heaven is for Real Burpo Todd