Live Free Or Die is Sean Hannity’s sharp critique of the modern American political landscape, emphasizing the importance of liberty and freedom. He discusses the challenges the United States faces, attributing many of them to leftist policies, and argues for a return to conservative principles to ensure the nation’s survival.
Unfreedom of the Press by Mark R. Levin critiques modern media, arguing it has shifted from fact-based reporting to promoting a progressive agenda. Levin examines historical press freedom, contrasts past journalistic integrity with today’s biases, and discusses the consequences for democracy.
This book offers a conservative perspective on American history, highlighting the achievements and contributions of the United States to the world. It counters traditional narratives by emphasizing patriotism and American exceptionalism.
Liberty and Tyranny delves into the philosophical underpinnings of conservatism, contrasting it starkly with liberal ideologies. Levin argues for a return to foundational principles to preserve American freedom and prosperity, critiquing contemporary political trends and policies.
Glenn Beck’s Common Sense challenges the status quo of American government, urging citizens to protect freedoms. Inspired by Thomas Paine, it critiques current governance, advocating for responsible, informed citizenry.
‘Triggered: How the Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us’ is written by Donald Trump Jr. and presents a polemic against the political left. The book criticizes liberal policies, the media, and the ideology of political correctness. It defends the perspectives and policies of President Donald Trump, discussing the backlash faced by Trump supporters and how they are ‘triggered’ by the opposition’s reactions. The book also shares personal anecdotes from Donald Trump Jr.’s life and his perspective on his father’s political journey.
The Conscience of a Conservative is a seminal work that laid the foundation for the modern conservative movement in the United States. Written by Barry Goldwater, a senator from Arizona, the book offers a cogent argument for conservative principles such as limited government, personal responsibility, and a staunch defense of individual liberty. Goldwater advocates for states’ rights, criticizes welfare programs, and argues for a strong anti-communist foreign policy. His work is not only a manifesto for conservatism but also a call to action for those who believe in safeguarding the freedoms enshrined in the American Constitution.
A deep dive into the lives and perspectives of Tea Party conservatives in Louisiana.
A memoir that uncovers media bias, driven by Breitbart’s conservative ideology.