The Truth About Hillary: What She Knew, When She Knew It, and How Far She'll Go to Become President

Biographies & Memoirs

Klein, Edward

Community & Culture

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A thought-provoking look at the real President George W. Bush behind the two-dimensional public image promulgated by the media draws on interviews with key players in the Bush administration, as well as with friends, colleagues, and former aides, to reveal a man of clearly defined moral instinct, leadership style, and more. 45,000 first printing.

A Matter of Character: Inside the White House of George W. Bush

Politics & Social Sciences

KESSLER, RONALD

Politics & Government

For at least thirty years, high school and college students have been taught to be embarrassed by American history. Required readings have become skewed toward a relentless focus on our country’s darkest moments, from slavery to McCarthyism. As a result, many history books devote more space to Harriet Tubman than to Abraham Lincoln; more to My Lai than to the American Revolution; more to the internment of Japanese Americans than to the liberation of Europe in World War II. Now, finally, there is an antidote to this biased approach to our history. Two veteran history professors have written a sweeping, well-researched book that puts the spotlight back on America’s role as a beacon of liberty to the rest of the world. Schweikart and Allen are careful to tell their story straight, from Columbus’s voyage to the capture of Saddam Hussein. They do not ignore America’s mistakes through the years, but they put them back in their proper perspective. And they conclude that America’s place as a world leader derived largely from the virtues of our own leaders—the men and women who cleared the wilderness, abolished slavery, and rid the world of fascism and communism. The authors write in a clear and enjoyable style that makes history a pleasure, not just for students but also for adults who want to learn what their teachers skipped over.

A Patriot's History® of the United States: From Columbus's Great Discovery to the War on Terror

History

Michael Allen

Larry Schweikart

Americas

A leading terrorism expert provides eye-opening new evidence of a unified Islamic terrorist network operating within the borders of the United States that is planning new strikes against America, analyzing the violent plans of these Islamic organizations and their complex web of intelligence and financial intrigue, and proposes ways to find and stop these conspiracies.

Holy War on the Home Front: The Secret Islamic Terror Network in the United States

Bart Davis

Harvey Kushner

Argues that modern divorce rates, career-oriented families, and unhealthy parenting practices are contributing to such childhood problems as obesity, risky sexual behaviors, and mental illness, drawing on a range of medical and social science literature, as well as popular culture, to identify a need for more active parent participation in child care.

Home-Alone America: The Hidden Toll of Day Care, Behavioral Drugs, and Other Parent Substitutes

Eberstadt, Mary

Sociology

Outsourcing is no longer just a problem for factory workers. Suddenly, software writers and radiologists are easier to hire and work with in India than in Indiana. But who can fault companies for hiring competent labor wherever it’s cheapest? Cost cutting is the engine of capitalism: the worst economic system in the world—except for all the rest! So before we go blaming "Benedict Arnold CEOs" and "greedy capitalists," consider this: Thanks to the public education system liberals have defended for the past forty years, many high school graduates are nearly functionally illiterate. Not so in India.
 Thanks to lobbyists and pro-union immigration laws, foreigners aren’t allowed to stay in the country after they finish their Ph.D.s. So they’re starting companies overseas instead of here.
 Thanks to our liberal tax system, employers have to pay extra for American workers to fund Social Security—which no one believes will be solvent in a few decades. 
 Thanks to a legal system that favors the plaintiff, employers in the United States must worry about lawsuits over spilled hot coffee, trumped up sexual harassment charges, and other frivolous cases.
 This election year, we’ll hear a lot of complaining that big business is abandoning the little guy and being unpatriotic. But it’s actually left-leaning politicians who have made America less competitive. Respected economist Todd G. Buchholz will recommend fixes for our education, immigration, tax, and legal systems that will make America lean and muscular again—and make our labor pool the most attractive in the world.

Bringing the Jobs Home: How the Left Created the Outsourcing Crisis--and How We CanFix It

Business & Money

Buchholz, Todd G.

Economics

Hillary Rodham Clinton is the most polarizing figure in American politics. Love her or hate her, everyone has a strong opinion about the former first lady turned senator who is almost certainly going to run for president in 2008.
 Despite more than a dozen years in the national spotlight and more than a dozen unauthorized books about her, she has managed to keep many secrets from the public especially about her turbulent marriage and its impact on her career. There have been plenty of rumors about what Hillary and Bill Clinton did behind closed doors, but never a definitive book that exposes the truth.
 Bestselling author Edward Klein draws on rare access to inside sources to reveal what Hillary knew and when she knew it during her years as first lady, especially during her husband’s impeachment. Klein’s book, embargoed until publication, will break news about the choices and calculations she has made over the years. It will also prove that she lied to America in her bestselling autobiography Living History.
 When she was just a little girl, Hillary Rodham dreamed of becoming the first female president, and her lifelong dream is almost within reach. But just as the swift boat veterans convinced millions of voters that John Kerry lacked the character to be president, Klein’s book will influence everyone who is sizing up the character of Hillary Clinton.

A study on the recent American shift from liberal to conservative worship practices identifies the reasons that many worshippers are returning to more traditional churches, contending that Christians do not absolutely support pro-life and anti-divorce stances, the unquestionable nature of the Bible, or dogmatic religious rhetoric.

Exodus: Why Americans Are Fleeing Liberal Churches for Conservative Christianity

Religion & Spirituality

Shiflett, Dave

Christian Books & Bibles

Women Who Make the World Worse: and How Their Radical Feminist Assault Is Ruining Our Schools, Families, Military, and Sports

A top conservative writer explores the feminist assault on our families, schools, workplaces, and military As a woman, Kate O’Beirne can say things a male commentator could never get away with. In her long-awaited first book, she takes on America’s leading feminists—including Hillary Clinton, Gloria Steinem, Eleanor Smeal, Maureen Dowd, Kate Michelman, Ruth Bader Ginsburg, and even Sex and the City’s Carrie Bradshaw. She confronts them with hard evidence of how women like them have done more harm than good over the last four decades. O’Beirne is all for women’s equality and celebrates the unprecedented opportunities they enjoy today. But she faults those feminists who believe that a hostile patriarchy reigns and that women remain its helpless victims. Their agenda is not profemale; it’s merely antimale. 
 Women Who Make the World Worse shows how their destructive handiwork can be felt in every corner of American life, including: • fractured families and dispensable dads • offices and schools that have become battlegrounds in the gender wars • military units that put lives at risk to promote social engineering 
 This book takes on some very powerful women and challenges beliefs that have become feminist orthodoxy, starting with the myth that men are the enemy of women’s progress. O’Beirne marshals her allies, prepares for a good fight, and never loses her sense of humor. This is a provocative book that will appeal to anyone, male or female, who wants some old-fashioned common sense about relations between the sexes. “We depend on manly characteristics to keep us safe. Every single one of the dead firemen heroes on 9/11 were men. This was one group where liberals didn’t ask why there wasn’t a more pleasing gender balance, because the Upper West Side is not fireproof. What happens in combat in some distant field is abstract to liberals, but they can understand the need to have strong, brave men in their fire department.” —Kate O’Beirne

Literature & Fiction

O'Beirne, Kate

Genre Fiction

A humorous exploration of the sometimes fractious relationship between American and French citizens identifies the cultural beliefs and historical events that have spurred contempt between the two nations, from France's denial of air space during the U.S. bombing of Libya to the American boycott of French products at the beginning of the war in Iraq. 30,000 first printing.

The Arrogance of the French: Why They Can't Stand Us--and Why the Feeling Is Mutual

Chesnoff, Richard

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