Category Archives: Book Review

LIBERTY AND TYRANNY BY MARK R. LEVIN — PART 1

Posted on February 7, 2010 by Citizen Tom

Mark Levin gained most of his acclaim as the host of the Mark Levin Show.  Here is his biography.  As a constitutional lawyer and the head of the Landmark Legal Foundation, he clearly has the expertise required to write Liberty … Continue reading →

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A GAP TOO WIDE AND TOO DEEP TO BRIDGE

Posted on January 3, 2010 by Citizen Tom

I use to have a page I called Bridge Makers, and I even identified a couple of Bridge Makers:  Bridge Makers: Coming Together to Face the Next Crisis and Bridge Maker Post at the Virginian Federalist.  On this page I acknowledged … Continue reading →

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THE TYRANNY OF THE MAJORITY

Posted on December 14, 2009 by Citizen Tom

Usually we do not think of majority rule as tyrannical.  Alexis De Tocqueville, however, had no such illusions.  He understood that more than one republic had passed into despotism because of majority rule.  And from his observations of 1831-32 America, he also understood just how tyrannical … Continue reading →

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WHO IS LEADING OUR DESCENT INTO TYRANNY?

Posted on July 27, 2009 by Citizen Tom

Every news source has a fault, and Mark Levin most certainly has his.  Levin is an angry man, and anger tends to be both infectious and tiring.  Nonetheless, I listen to Levin.  Why?  Levin does his research and presents supporting … Continue reading →

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