Product Description: Looking for real hope and change? The man Hardball host Chris Matthews calls “the legendary R. Emmett Tyrrell Jr.” has done it again. Tyrrell, author of such tours de force as New York Times bestseller Boy Clinton: The Political Biography, The Liberal Crack-Up, and The Conservative Crack-Up, serves up an insightful and delightful exploration of the past, present, and future of American conservatism, or what he terms, “America’s longest dying political philosophy...read more

Describes the post-presidency and legacy of America's forty-second president, focusing on Clinton's questionable actions and lamenting how he continues to fall short of his potential.

The author of Boy Clinton teams up with the editor of American Spectator to chronicle the extraordinary rise to power of former First Lady Hillary Clinton, exposing her radical agenda and her strategy for eventually winning the White House.

Dramatizes the chain of events that would lead to hearings based on seven articles of impeachment against President Clinton (view table of contents)

An unflattering biography describes Bill Clinton's influences as a child, the politicians who were his mentors in Arkansas, and his alleged personal wrong-doings while in the White House

Product Description: Documents the scandals and embarrassments that have hounded the Clinton Administration since inauguration.

Mixing memoir with analysis, an irreverent conservative shows why recent Republican domination of the White House has not resulted in a political community and a vital philosophy. By the author of The Liberal Crack-Up. 20,000 first printing. National ad/promo.

Essays examine a wide range of topics including book reviewing, smoking, communism, sexism, Jimmy Carter, and William F. Buckley

Explains the reasons for the decline of liberalism, examines the anti-nuclear, feminist, and peace movements, and discusses liberal policies towards the Third World and the economy

Product Description: Originally published by Doubleday in 1977, this volume focuses on a central theme: that well-intentioned government programs can lead to economic disaster. Ten distinguished essayists here argue that many of the progressive policies (such as nationalized health care) still under debate in the United States have already been tried in England) and are failing...read more