Decades ago, Harry Cain warned, “It is possible to become so safe that nobody can be free.” Still, the conflict rages on between individual freedom and national security. C. Mark Smith’s Raising Cain profiles a complex and controversial public servant who remained true to one goal: supporting the rights of the individual. Cain opposed the internment of Japanese American citizens during World War II, defended provocative figures as a U.S. Senator, worked for civil rights in Florida, and in the controversy that destroyed his public career, defied his president and his party to protect the freedom of thousands of Americans threatened during the McCarthy era.
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On July 8, 2009, Murray Cohen sued President Barack Obama, who violated his presidential oath of office to preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States of America as the supreme law of the land, because he has repeatedly forced Executive actions and decisions that have no basis in our Constitution. In December 2009, after months of legal dance, the Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals summarily dismissed his case. He writes this book to warn everyone how dangerous this dismissal is. President Obama must be removed from office and authority as he violated his oath of office and ignored our Constitution as the supreme law of the land. Through Congress, he is attempting to cancel our Constitution and Bill of Rights as being obsolete.

Whites, Blacks and Racist Democrats is a modified version of the author’s previous book: The Drama of Obama Regarding Racism. After reading Drama of Obama, Benjamin Todd Jealous, president and CEO of the national NAACP said, “Your captions of political influence on racial issues are thought-provoking and insightful.”  Whites, Blacks and Racist Democrats is a must-read for every American. Like Chairman Jealous, you will want to read the entire book after reading the first three pages.

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As a well-respected fact-finding investigator and inner city minister, the Reverend Wayne Perryman looks into some of the hottest issues during the Bush Administration to see where the truth lies. From immigration reform to bringing our troops home, he provides truths, facts, insights, and thought-provoking common-sense conclusions that were often overlooked and ignored by the mainstream media.

Covering a vast range of topics and ideologies, What We Think represents the young voters of America in an innovating and profoundly unique way: using their own words. The ninety-nine essays and poems that make up What We Think are provocative, passionate, and undeniably honest. This is the voice of a generation, America’s young voters have something to say.

What power in young voters! And woe to the politician who ignores them. Voting with Our Pants Down zeroes in on what motivates this unique segment of the population, how millennials differ in outlook from older voters, and what we can expect from the under-thirty voter. And who better to explain the young voter than a member of the ranks? Following on the heels of the successful and insightful What We Think: Young Voters Speak Out for the 2004 presidential election, Rob Grabow brings us up-to-date for 2008 in Voting with Our Pants Down. Supported with personal interviews, surveys, and documentation, Grabow exposes his generation with intelligence, candor, and wit. A must-read for anyone wanting to understand the young voter.

Perryman offers an important corrective to the assumption that the Democratic Party has been historically the friend of Civil Rights and the party of black voters. For most of the history of the two parties, the opposite has been true as this book forcefully makes clear.
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After Senator Obama’s inspiring and thought-provoking speech on race, most Americans feel it is time to set the record straight regarding the origin of racism in America. Over the years, we have had several discussions on the subject, most of which focused on the relationship between blacks and whites. But seldom have we ever acknowledged the number of whites who gave their lives to wipe out this deadly social disease nor have we reviewed the role that politics played in establishing a racist society. Historians report that one party supported slavery and Jim Crow while the other party opposed them. They also report that one party was known as the Party of White Supremacy and the other party was known as “Nigger Lovers”. Senator Obama confirms this fact in his book: Dreams from My Father. He tells his readers how white Chicago Democrats vowed to vote Republican before they would vote for a “nigger” (Harold Washington) to be mayor of Chicago. Many have confessed that the Senator’s speech was compelling, comprehensive, and forthright and perhaps one of the greatest speeches on race since the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King’s “I Have a Dream” speech. Although his speech touched the hearts of all American citizens, its fatal flaw was its failure to tell the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth regarding who was really behind the efforts to divide our country by race. This book is an in-depth analysis of Obama’s speech and contains information he chose not to include.