New York Times Book Review
"'The Death of Common Sense' is a reflection of a mood rather than a sustained argument, but it sets the right mood. When we think about 'reinventing government,' it's a good place to start." - Cass R. Sunstein 2/12/95(unknown)
"A blood-boiler. One of the most important and thought-provoking books I've read in years." - Andrew Tobias (unknown)
"Eloquent. A brilliant diagnosis, forceful, trenchant and well-written." - Arthur M. Schlesinger Jr. (unknown)
"As important as any book I've read since the Bible." - Lawton Chiles Wall Street Journal
"The delights of this policy prose poem lie in its perfect details, its civilized tone, its sure sense of where the ill-made legal shoe pinches the citizen's foot." - Walter Olson 3/31/95 | 
