Planning for Disaster
Radio host and author Charles Goyette has no doubt about the future of the U.S. dollar. The question isn’t whether the U.S. currency...
Book Reviews
America Must Not Be for Sale
Jerome Corsi cranks out books almost as readily as the U.S. government cranks out deficits and dissimulation. But there the parallel ends —...
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Judge Napolitano Exposes Government Lies
Judge Andrew Napolitano's Lies the Government Told You should be read by every American. His book should especially be read by conservatives who love...
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No, Sir, That Ain’t History: A Review of David Aaronovitch’s “Voodoo Histories.”
David Aaronovitch has not written a “whodunit;” he has not written a “who really dunit;” he has a written a “why only idiots...
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Who Authored the Shakespeare Canon?
In The Marlow-Shakespeare Connection: A New Study of the Authorship Question, Samuel Blumenfeld undertakes the difficult task of proving an alternative author to...
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How “Obamanomics” Is Bankrupting You
Fewer and fewer Americans would accept the clichés “Big business always resists government intrusion” and “Democrats are for the working class, while Republicans...
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“Crisis and Command”: John Yoo Again Defends Torture and an All-powerful Presidency
John Yoo's Crisis and Command is a turgid, 524-page love letter to an all-powerful Presidency generally and to dictatorship specifically. His theme? More...
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Al Gore’s Propagandistic “Our Choice”
Al Gore's new book, Our Choice: A Plan to Solve the Climate Crisis, is an exercise in emotionally charged propaganda calling for mankind...
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Book Review: Sarah Palin’s “Going Rogue”
“I love to write, but not about myself,” wrote Sarah Palin on page 409 of a book that is almost entirely about herself....
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Government Schools Are Bad for Your Kids
The closure of St. Rose of Lima in Buffalo, New York, ignited a fury in libertarian activist, attorney, and LewRockwell.com contributor James Ostrowski....
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A Review of Rahe’s “Soft Despotism, Democracy’s Drift”
In his latest book, Soft Despotism, Democracy’s Drift, Paul Rahe examines the roots of what he calls a “popular malaise” that has become...
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Erasing Racism in America
For far too long, those who oppose big-government solutions to racism have been slandered as racists. (Sadly, such attacks are similar to the...
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Ayn Rand: Conservative Heroine?
In the Sunday New York Times, Adam Kirsch, senior editor at The New Republic, writes a review of a recent biography of Ayn...
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A Look at the Heritage Guide to the U.S. Constitution
The Federalist Society has compiled a “Conservative & Libertarian Legal Scholarship: Annotated Bibliography” to collect what they deem to be the best legal...
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Glenn Beck’s Common Sense
It is becoming increasingly obvious to more and more people that government in America is continuing to expand as freedom contracts. But is...
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