WHATWE’RE READING In his book, Tucker also argues that we should ban government protection of copyrights and intellectual property. Bourbon for Breakfast is equal parts goofy, fun, engaging, and thought-provoking. ––––––
He has all the green bona fides. That’s what makes this book so important. Concerned with the hysteria taught in schools, he decided to use his 30 years of “boots on the ground” experience to set the record straight. After dissecting the wrong-headed environmental movements of the last 50 years, he makes a priceless pitch for nuclear energy. It’s a must-read for anybody who thinks they know the “science” of climate change.
JOHN TAMNY Editor of RealClearMarkets A REPUBLIC, NOT A DEMOCRACY How to Restore Sanity in America Adam Brandon
THE ART OFWAR Sun Tzu This classic treatise on
strategy is 2,500 years old, yet it’s still relevant today. Military leaders have taught these lessons for millennia,
Right now, I’m reading this very exceptional and timely
but it has also found its way into business schools, boardrooms, and sports. It’s a quick read, but its advice is invaluable. ––––––
piece from my FreedomWorks colleague. Adam very crucially reminds readers that so much of what divides this amazing country is an arrogation of power by national politicians. Let the policy fights be local to make the U.S. even more exceptional. ––––––
P.J. O’ROURKE Editor in Chief, American Consequences THE AX Donald E. Westlake
BILL SHAW Editor, Commodity Supercycles
Donald E. Westlake (1933- 2008) was an absurdly prolific author. He wrote more than
APOCALYPSE NEVER Why Environmental Alarmism Hurts Us All Michael Shellenberger It would be hard to find a more dedicated environmental activist than Shellenberger.
100 books, mostly in the crime fiction genre. But tucked among the whodunitry is an item of serious literature, The Ax . I picked it up at the used bookstore while
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