Death by Regulation: How We Were Robbed of a Golden Age of Health and How We Can Reclaim It
Most people believe government agencies like the Food and Drug Administration keep them safe. But a book by Dr. Mary J. Ruwart explodes this myth.
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Book Review: “Stoicism and the Statehouse”
Stoicism is a philosophy of value to all, and a republic cannot depend solely on the moral conduct of its politicians; they are, in many ways, a reflection of the people whom they represent.
DetailsBook Review: “The Candidate”
Sometimes fiction inadvertently mimics fact. A political thriller penned by C.H. Cobb does just that.
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Book Review: Limiting Federal Regulation
Most Americans assume there are legal grounds for all of the federal government’s regulation of economic activity. But the reality is that aside from narrowly defined and limited powers, the feds lack any constitutional authority to control the broader economy, according to Paul Ballonoff in his book “Limiting Federal Regulation.”
DetailsBook Review: “The Liberty Essays: Restoring a Lost American Principle”
The Liberty Essays: Restoring a Lost American Principle by Pat McGeehan and Ashely Stinnett is a comprehensive reintroduction of traditional American cultural values and a call for reform among the American faithful. The book covers a variety of topics, but what sets it apart is its direct appeal to American Christians.
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Book Review: A Patriot’s Call to Action
In the fight against federal tyranny there has been a tendency for people, even those with good intentions, to downplay the severity of our situation or keep possible solutions confined to the realm of “respectability.”
That is not the case with New York native Jim Delaney, who writes at opinerlog.blogspot.com. In his book A Patriot’s Call to Action: Resisting Progressive Tyranny and Restoring Constitutional Order, he eviscerates modern American shibboleths that ultimately hamper our efforts to restrain the federal government.
DetailsThe Handbook for We the People – Book Review
The Handbook for We the People provides an opportunity to gain a working knowledge of the Constitution with text based on original source material.
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9 Presidents Who Screwed Up America and Four Who Tried to Save Her, A Book Review
“Power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely.” -Lord Acton
In his most recent book, historian Brion McClanahan highlights 9 Presidents Who Screwed Up America and Four Who Tried to Save Her. The names on each list will probably surprise you.
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Nullification: “If you love liberty you can’t stand the federal government”
In an interview with then-Mises Institute vice-president Jeffrey Tucker, Tom Woods talks about his book Nullification and the concepts behind the political doctrine in connection with the Tenth Amendment. They also go through the history of nullification, starting with the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions, written by James Madison and Thomas Jefferson respectively, in response to the Alien and Sedition Act.
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