In Green Hell: How Environmentalists Plan to Control Your Life and What You Can Do To Stop Them, Milloy unveils how the green movement grows stronger every day behind our first green president. The Obama team has already begun work on cap-and-trade legislation and has cut funding for nuclear energy programs.
Slowly but surely, policymakers in Washington, as well as the American public at large, are waking up to a new threat. More than a quarter century after the Islamic Revolution of 1979, Iran has emerged as a major player in the Middle East, and a growing challenge to the United States.
Most Americans are wary of both big business and big government, but according to the conventional wisdom these two are rivals: regulation and taxes keep corporate America in check, we are told.
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.
Combining a series of unique insights with an entirely new set of analytical techniques, How the Left Was Won systematically dismantles each and every element of modern-day liberalism ranging from the justifications behind any and all of its flawed social and political policies to the most basic assumptions regarding the ideology itself.
In Eco-Freaks, award-winning journalist John Berlau provides a much needed and startling expose about how the environmental movement with its radical, shortsighted eco-activists has actually helped amplify the dangers of natural disasters and destroyed the lives and property of millions of Americans.
In Wrong on Race, Bruce Bartlett sets the record straight on a hidden past that many Democrats would rather see swept under the carpet. Ranging from the founding of the Republic through to today, it rectifies the unfair perceptions of America's two national parties.
In Onward, Christian Soldiers, the Washington insider who was at the vanguard of the sea change in religious and political history that propelled George W. Bush into the White House offers an intimate perspective on those remarkable years -- and their influence over the ones to come. Deal W.
