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She was ahead of her time
By: Vic Eldred
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4 years ago
Our time's most relevant book may be one that was written over 40 years ago. In her book Return to the Primitive - The Anti-Industrial Revolution, Ayn Rand seems to have exposed the purpose of the...
The Nobel Prize in Obscure Literature
Via: Vic Eldred
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4 years ago
Another year in which the Nobel Prize for Literature was awarded to a writer I’ve never read—and I’m beginning to despair. Is the Swedish Nobel committee setting out to show me up as a philistine?...
REVEALED: Ruth Bader Ginsburg slammed athletes for kneeling during the national anthem — Katie Couric censored her
Via: Vic Eldred
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4 years ago
Former Today show host Katie Couric admitted to editing out negative comments made by Ruth Bader Ginsburg about people who kneel during the national anthem. In her new memoir, Going There,...
Exclusive book excerpt: How Facebook and Twitter rigged the game in 2020
Via: Vic Eldred
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4 years ago
In her new book , “Rigged: How the Media, Big Tech, and the Democrats Seized Our Elections,” Mollie Hemingway reveals how social-media companies like Twitter and Facebook responded to the 2016...
To Rescue the Republic: Ulysses S. Grant, the Fragile Union, and the Crisis of 1876
Via: Vic Eldred
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4 years ago
The #1 bestselling author and Fox News Channel’s Chief Political Anchor illuminates the heroic life of Ulysses S. Grant An epic history spanning the battlegrounds of the Civil War and the violent...
Victor Davis Hanson Breaks Down How Elites Are Destroying What It Means To Be An American Citizen In New Book
Via: Vic Eldred
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4 years ago
The US Constitution — the foundation of the oldest constitutional republic still in existence today — was primarily designed to protect personal freedom, property, and individual liberty from both...
Leonard Pitts Jr.: It’s easy to see why they consider books dangerous
Via: Buzz of the Orient
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‘The Autobiography of Calvin Coolidge’ Review: Quiet, Modest, Memorable
By: Vic Eldred
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4 years ago
The ordinary reader may be forgiven for concluding that modern presidential memoirs are meant to be talked about, not read. They attempt to offer a comprehensive and idealized version of the...