Preserving Democracy for Pre-Order on Barnes & Noble
Preserving Democracy is now available for pre-order on the Barnes & Noble web site. Click the button below. The price on 6/19/10 was $10.11.
Special Pre-Order Offers
The suggested retail price for the paperback edition of Preserving Democracy will be $14.99, but just until the release date of July 4, 2010, we will be offering it for $11.99, with free shipping, via Energion Direct. Your book will be shipped as soon as we receive copies here. In addition, if you would like…
Campaign Bill Splits Democrats
According to CQ Politics, the current version of the new campaign finance bill is splitting Democrats in the house, and well it should. But what is most important to note here is the fatal flaw in campaign finance reform–the fact that it is crafted by politicians pursuing their interests. That is the value of free…
Citizens United Case with the FEC
In the continuing debate about just how much speech can be restricted in the name of campaign finance reform, the FEC has just given Citizens United a victory, in this case allowing it a press exemption for some of its media productions. It seems odd that so many argue that restricting the money, or its…
When Government Action Fails
… try more government! From Preserving Democracy: In the chapter on planning and control, I wrote that the failure of government planning normally results in even more government planning. This pretty much summarizes the current financial problems. (p. 259) Links News Stories: TARP Panel: Effects of AIG Rescue “Poisonous” Financial Reform Could Whack TARP Banks…
Sharron Angle Wins Nevada Republican Primary with Tea Party Backing
Sharron Angle’s victory in the Nevada Republican primary for U. S. Senate has many in the traditional party structures a bit disturbed. Senator John Cornyn says he won’t be discussing policy with her, just mechanics and many hope she can just keep from discussing her more extreme political positions (source). From Preserving Democracy, page 273:…
Software Change to WordPress
This support site for the book Preserving Democracy has now been transferred to WordPress, which we are using as a content management system. Thanks for your patience during the transition.