The syndicated radio talk show host presents an informed action plan to help the marginalized voter find a true voice in the American political process, arguing that the heart of the American democracy lies in its voters and pinpointing a number of issues that could prompt apathetic voters to become more involved in the political arena. 50,000 first printing.

They Think You're Stupid: Why Democrats Lost Your Vote and What Republicans Must Do to Keep It

Politics & Social Sciences

Herman Cain

Politics & Government

Stroud & Hall Pub

Discusses the depth of corruption that surrounded the Clinton administration, offering specific issues and cases to point out Bill Clinton's poor leadership of the United States.

The Meaning of Is: The Squandered Impeachment and Wasted Legacy of William Jefferson Clinton

Barr, Bob

Life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness are core values that have defined Americans for over two centuries. In a time when many pundits argue that America is a politically divided nation, Martha Zoller, a radio and television personality herself, argues that in our shared national history we have more common ground that unites us as a people than divides us. Beyond this, her book, Indivisible: Uniting Values for a Divided Nation, claims that there are values uniquely unifying among us that can and will propel this great nation into a new day. While the national media would have America think that the country is evenly split over the major political and social issues of the day, and that the nation’s founding principles are nothing more than glittering prose from a bygone era, the reality is one of stark contrast. The true mainstream is the faith and belief of middle America that holds true to the ideological and political right-of-center. Even though some may disagree on the details, a majority of Americans are not as distant on issues as has been claimed. As Ed Gillespie, Republican National Committee Chairman in 2004, observed during the recent elections, "the red states are getting redder and the blue states are getting purple." Martha Zoller pinpoints a wide range of issues where she believes the American public—the voters—are unified, from health care and abortion to terrorism and the war in Iraq to social security and public education. She argues that if the American public embraces the commonality that is inherent, America as a whole will be reshaped into the unified and indivisible form originally intended—a government for the people and by the people.

Indivisible: Uniting Values for a Divided America

History

Zoller, Martha

Americas

A former federal judge reviews the current judicial confirmation process, discussing how partisan politics has left the process open to power struggles between the two parties and why Congressional reform is necessary.

Supreme Chaos: The Politics of Judicial Confirmation & the Culture War

Pickering, Charles Willis

In this bold and provocative new book, Diplomatic Divorce, Tom Kilgannon argues that failure to understand the United Nations and the motivations of the people who run it imperils not only America’s international sovereignty but ultimately America’s independence. Kilgannon, who has reported from UN events around the world, provides an eye-opening look at how a corrupt haven of second-rate bureaucrats from third-world countries is dictating the future of the world’s only superpower—and leading us down the road to ruin. In Diplomatic Divorce, Kilgannon contends that the United Nations—with the help of international, anti-American lobbyists—is assaulting American values on a number of fronts, from national security to trade to tax policy to the Internet. Our First Amendment is under attack from UN bureaucrats who are trying to wrest control of the Internet from the United States. Global gun-grabbers have our Second Amendment in their crosshairs as they work toward an international Arms Trade Treaty which will ban the private ownership of firearms. Kilgannon shows how despite President Bush’s work, members of America’s military are still in jeopardy of being tried before Kofi Annan’s International Criminal Court and how Congress has outsourced its constitutional responsibility to the World Trade Organization.Leading Democrats like Jimmy Carter, Bill Clinton, John Kerry and others, Kilgannon explains, “have abandoned their faith in America for the empty promises of a global cult...which is hopelessly corrupt, inherently flawed and anti-American to the core.” These apostles of universal law have hung our Constitution on the discount rack. For these reasons and more, he argues, “it is time for America to end her love affair with the United Nations.”

Diplomatic Divorce: Why America Should End Its Love Affair with the United Nations

Thomas P. Kilgannon

The United States is the land of opportunity and a society unique in the history of the world. It is only in America that an immigrant could create a new life. Only in America could someone arrive speaking fewer than fifty words of English and work through the ranks to become the CEO of a major company. This someone is Paul Oreffice and this is his story--the American story. 
It begins in Italy, 1939. Mussolini is in power, and fascism is the rule of the day. Paul's father has not come home for twelve days, and his mother anticipates the worst. In fact, the fascist police have severely beaten Paul's father and thrown him in a tiny cell. For the sake of his family, Paul's father wins the heart of one of his jailers, who places an anonymous call to Paul's mother, relaying, "Your husband is alive." 
Thus begins the adventure that brings Paul and his family to America by way of Switzerland first and then Ecuador, escaping to that country only eight days before Italy enters World War II. Once in America, he enrolls at Purdue University though he knew almost no English. After graduating and serving for two years in the US Army during the Korean War, Paul rises rapidly through The Dow Chemical Company�s ranks, helping it go from a domestic company to an international powerhouse through his roles as CEO, president, and chairman. 
Only in America weaves the story of Paul's immigration to America, revealing how difficult early experiences sharpened him and molded his outlook on management and life. He gives practical business advice--from someone who has been there--on how anyone, especially an immigrant, can seize the abundant opportunities this country offers, converting obstacles and setbacks into achievements and success.

Only in America: From Immigrant to CEO

Oreffice, Paul

Biographies & Memoirs

A Price Too High, a follow-up to Supreme Chaos, Pickering's personal fight for judicial information. In the book, he shares his reflections and observations of his odyssey, and makes suggestions for solutions to the confirmation debacle that he believes will benefit the nominees of any party, strengthen the independence of the federal judiciary, and fortify our nation's commitment to the rule of law.

A Price Too High: The Judiciary in Jeopardy

Charles Pickering

The spirit of William Wilberforce, who worked to stop the transatlantic slave trade 200 years ago, is alive and active in all people whose faith complel their tireless efforts to transform their culture and build a better world. Creating the Better Hour: Lessons from William Wilberforce is not an ordinary study book. It is a call to end ongoing human oppression and slavery. The life of this great Christian parliamentarian and abolitionist is the starting point for a first-class group of contributors to show Wilberforce as a model for engaging modern culture. Essays detail how people today can emulate his life, great persuasive techniques, and his Clapham Circle colleagues to bring about cultural change and end oppression. Each chapter's Extended Observation draws readers and study groups into transforming reflections and conversations--all designed to help people become a force for good and commit to a life on behalf of others.

Creating the Better Hour: Lessons from William Wilberforce

Historical

Rick Perry examines in detail the issues that have led to the attacks on Scouting and the forces in American society that have organized and carried out those attacks. He also discusses the tactics of those seeking to drive God from the public square and the irony that those who attack the Scouts in the name of religious freedom will, if successful, actually suppress freedom of religion. The book also explains the Scouts’ refusal to bend to the winds of “political correctness” by allowing activist homosexual scoutmasters.The ramifications of the legal challenges to Scouting are examined, including how the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) has responded and—essentially—prevailed. Examining recent polling data, Perry has compared Scouting’s program and values with broader trends in values in American society. As you will see, Scouting’s values fit closely with those of society as a whole.

On My Honor: Why the American Values of the Boy Scouts Are Worth Fighting for

Rick Perry

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