Jacob Bair recently ran for office in Oklahoma. That is how we met. Then I found out that we also share a love of good books and seeking wisdom. He has both a substack and a podcast and is a wealth of information! I asked him if he had an index to his work and he said no but that he would create one and that he did. Here it is (shared with permission); the links at the end of each listing go to the article or episode in his substack:
Politics doesn’t have to be your thing for your vote to matter. If elections leave you wondering where to start, what all those offices actually do, or how you're supposed to sort reliable information from political noise, Don't Sit This One Out was written for you. In this practical, easy-to-follow guide, Cheryl Wilburg walks through the voting process from a citizen's point of view—not a political insider's. You'll explore why participation matters, why the offices farther down the ballot deserve your attention, how to research candidates and claims without becoming overwhelmed, and how to make your own decisions when everyone around you seems eager to make them for you.
I've recently finished "The Empty Wagon" by Rabbi Yaakov Shapiro. It's a big ole book, but one worth every page. And regardless of your views on Israel, Jews, or Zionism,…
My episode of the Tom Woods Show is up! It was a true honor to discuss my new book, Thomas Paine: A Lifetime of Radicalism with Tom.
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I am beyond excited to announce that I can now take pre-orders for my upcoming book, Thomas Paine: A Lifetime of Radicalism, to be released 11/25.
The post Pre-Orders Available for Thomas Paine: A Lifetime of Radicalism first appeared on Tenth Amendment Center.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. People often argue that without the protection of government agencies, we would face constant peril. Allegedly, without the FDA, our pharmacy shelves would be lined with unregulated products containing deadly…
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.
Sometimes fiction inadvertently mimics fact. A political thriller penned by C.H. Cobb does just that. The 2016 presidential race was expected to be a race between a moderate Republican and a typical left-wing Democrat. Suddenly, an unlikely contender throws his hat in the ring. Against all odds and expectations of pundits and political commentators, his…
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.” At 121 pages, the book…
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. Both writers hail from…