Death of a Nation

Fantastic, eye opening movie. D'Souza is a political genius who not only knows his history, but accurately relates it to the corruption we see in today's politics. Seeing leftists critique this movie is as satisfying to watch as when they found out that crooked Hilary wouldn't be president.

This documentary will be an eye opener to many, this documentary is based on facts and a true reflection of who the Democratic Party is. As a Hispanic American who has been hurt by Liberal policies that are only in place to keep our community down and dependent, I use to be a Democrat but no more. I thank God that Trump is our President, he may not be perfect or a polished politician but he loves our country and putting in place policies that will make the lives better for the citizens of our country for all American regardless of color, religion or sexual orientation. Those who rate this documentary a one star are clearly driven by hate for Trump and our country and lack objectivity, or brainwashed by destructive liberal ideology. This Documentary is a must watch.

This was a great documentary that presented very credible sources regarding the subject matter in it. I have only seeing extremely negative things said about this movie, but I have not seen a single person debunking anything from what is said in this movie, only angry Democrats. 10/10

I read through almost every review, I can say from the reviews I read, (especially the 1-stars) the vast majority didn't watch the movie and so are just saying they did and giving it a 1 star for that reason.

One constant rhetoric in the reviews below is the "Parties Switched" - one of the only things that "switched" with the parties is the preference for government size.

Spectacular accurate take on history. Just watch for yourself. If you were an honest person, you could watch this movie and walk away able to at least consider a view opposite your own. it doesn't mean you have to agree. In order to think, you must be disagreed with though (unless you have multiple personalities that can argue with one another).

If you are a fan of the previous D'Souza documentaries, you will like this one too. As always the historical facts are interesting and the correlation between modern events and historical ones are thought provoking. No matter where you lean politically, the history lessons alone are worth the price of the ticket.