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Peter-Christian, a 2004 intern at the Heritage
Foundation, recently received his M.A. in American History from Fordham University,
the Bronx.
By this reviewer:
Miles Gone By by William F. Buckley,
Jr.
The Real Jimmy Carter by Steven F. Hayward
Aliens in America by Peter Lawler
In Defense of Internment by Michelle
Malkin
Malcolm Muggeridge: A Biography by Gregory Wolfe
The Right Nation by John Micklethwait
and Adrian Wooldridge
Bailey, a recent graduate from Liberty University with a BS in English, currently
works for The
Patrick Henry Center for Individual Liberty as the Assistant Director of Communication.
She loves to read, write, and sing, and is a huge fan of theater and 18th century
British literature.
By this reviewer:
The Cost of "Choice" edited
by Erika Bachiochi
Michael Moore is a Big Fat Stupid White Man
by David T. Hardy and Jason Clarke
 
Mary Katherine graduated from the University of Dallas in 2003 with a B.A. in
political philosophy.
By
this reviewer:
Utopia of Usurers by G.K.
Chesterton
The Tyranny of Good Intentions by Paul
Craig Roberts and Lawrence M. Stratton
 
Chris is an attorney, university professor, and public speaker. He also manages
the conservative site www.OrthodoxNet.com,
writes articles, and has given talks and conducted seminars on a variety of business,
cultural, and religious topics.
By
this reviewer:
Uncommon Dissent by William
A. Dembski
Intellectual Morons by Daniel J. Flynn
 
To learn more about La Shawn, a prolific writer for many publications, visit her
blog at lashawnbarber.com.
By
this reviewer:
The Seven Perennial Sins and Their
Offspring by Ken Bazyn
Breaking the Da Vinci Code
by Darrell L. Bock
Creating Equal by Ward Connerly
Ain't No Rag by Charlie Daniels
The Shadows of Babylon by Julie Daubé
The
Crisis of Islam by Bernard Lewis
God's Secretaries by Adam Nicolson
Day
Care Deception by Brian C. Robertson
The Proper
Care and Feeding of Husbands by Dr. Laura Schlessinger
Woman
Power by Dr. Laura Schlessinger
 
Jean is the special assistant to Heritage Foundation Executive Vice President
Phil Truluck.
By
this reviewer:
The Conservative Tradition in America
by Charles W. Dunn and J. David Woodard
Scenes from an Afterlife: The Legacy of George Orwell by John Rodden
Conservatism in America since 1930 edited by Gregory
L. Schneider
Guide to Feminist Organizations by
Kimberly Schuld
Talibah is a congressional staffer.
By
this reviewer:
Illegals by Jon E. Dougherty
 
Stephen recently graduated from Brown University with a degree in classics and
history. He is the editor of The Brown Spectator and the Director of the
Foundation for Intellectual Diversity.
By this reviewer:
Gilligan Unbound by Paul Cantor
Rough
Edges by Rep. James Rogan
 
Jonathan is a senior majoring in philosophy at Yale University and
is Managing Editor of The Yale Free Press, a libertarian/conservative
opinion journal.
By this reviewer:
God on the Quad by Naomi Schaefer Riley
John works for a member of Congress in Washington, D.C. He is also the husband
of Townhall.com Assistant Editor Jennifer Biddison.
By
this reviewer:
The Hunt for Bin Laden by Robin
Moore
 
Trevor is editor of The Right Report
and author of the cookbook 50
Ways to Impress Your Girlfriend's Parents. He can be contacted at bothwell@therightreport.com.
By
this reviewer:
Legacy by Rich Lowry
Great American Conservative Women by the Luce Policy Institute
The
Burden of Bad Ideas by Heather Mac Donald
Losing
bin Laden by Richard Miniter
Forced Labor
by Brian Robertson
Terrorists Among Us by Captain
Robert L. Snow
Rogue State by William C. Triplett III
 
Scott has served in a variety of senior technology and management roles over the
past decade.
By this reviewer:
Conservative Like Me by Evan M. Archilla
Slouching Towards Gomorrah by Robert H.
Bork
Cowboy Capitalism by Olaf Gersemann
In Defense of Global Capitalism by Johan
Norberg
A Conflict of Visions by Thomas Sowell
 
Karen is a junior at Yale University, majoring in Ethics, Politics,
and Economics. She interned last summer at the Cato
Institute in Washington, D.C.
By this reviewer:
The Frankenfood Myth by Henry I. Miller
and Gregory Conko
Jay is a former legislative assistant for Rep. Ed Bryant (R-TN).
By
this reviewer:
Invasion by Michelle Malkin
Fighting Back by Bill Sammon
 
Jonathan is a Research Assistant in Domestic Policy at The
Heritage Foundation.
By
this reviewer:
Welcome to the Ivory Tower of Babel
by Mike Adams
Gulag: A History by Anne Applebaum
Voucher Wars by Clint Bolick
No
Way to Treat a First Lady by Christopher Buckley
SoulTalk
by Larry Crabb
The Breaking of Nations: Order and Chaos in the Twenty-First Century by Robert Cooper
Educating for Liberty by Lee Edwards
The Politics of Deviance by Anne Hendershott
Common Sense School Reform by Frederick M. Hess
Choosing
the Right College by ISI
Life Wide Open by
David Jeremiah
Taking Sex Differences Seriously
by Steven E. Rhoads
The Abyss by Dan D. Schinzel, Ph.D.
Breaking
Free by Sol Stern
The Sword of the Prophet
by Serge Trifkovic
Education and Capitalism by
Herbert J. Walberg and Joseph L. Bast
The War Against
Excellence by Cheri Pierson Yecke
Boots on the Ground by Karl Zinsmeister
 
Hannah Byrd is a senior history major at Liberty University.
By
this reviewer:
The Da Vinci Hoax by Carl E.
Olson and Sandra Miesel
 
Collette is a research editor at The
Heritage Foundation. By
this reviewer:
Maximizing Intelligence by David
J. Armor
 
Elizabeth lives in New York City and spends more and more of her time fighting
the good conservative fight with her fellow city citizens. When not arguing -
er, discussing, - she works for a fashion designer. And to recover from both of
those, she plays with her dog. By
this reviewer:
Gentleman Revolutionary
by Richard Brookhiser
 
Emily is a freelance writer in Washington, D.C.
By
this reviewer:
A Table in the Presence by Lt.
Carey H. Cash
How to Destroy a Village by Jason
D. Fodeman
Mexifornia by Victor Davis Hanson
 
John is a freelance writer and the asst. director of a fellowship program in Washington,
D.C. He can be contacted at http://johncoleman.typepad.com.
By
this reviewer:
Wealth,
Poverty & Human Destiny edited by Doug Bandow and David L. Schindler
From Subsistence to Exchange and other essays by Peter
Bauer
The War on Our Freedoms edited by Richard C.
Leone & Greg Anrig, Jr.
Why Courage Matters
by Senator John McCain
The End of Democracy? edited
by Mitchell S. Muncy
We Will Prevail edited by National
Review
Ethan is Chairman of the College Republicans at Amherst College in Massachusetts.
He has written for the Claremont
Institute and for the Washington Times, and can be reached at epdavis@amherst.edu.
By
this reviewer:
The Conservative Revolution
by Brendan Steinhauser
 
Lisa is program director of the Clare
Boothe Luce Policy Institute. Lisa is an outspoken adversary of the Left and
radical feminism and a proponent of modern conservative principles, and has appeared
on numerous talk radio programs across the country. Her writings have been published
in newspapers such as Human
Events and The Washington Times, and have been featured on the
Dr. Laura and Rush Limbaugh radio shows.
By this reviewer:
Spin Sisters by Myrna Blyth
Is It True What They Say About Ann?
(DVD)
Joshua is a senior at Louisiana State University, where he is majoring in political
science and journalism and minoring in Cajun-French Studies. He hopes to someday
practice law and become Governor of Louisiana.
By
this reviewer:
Inside the Beltway by John
McCaslin
 
John is an Internal Medicine physician residing in Massachusetts who travels nationally
and internationally speaking unabashedly for the support of marriage and the sanctity
of life.
By
this reviewer:
Libel by New York Times by
J. Edward Pawlick
The Birkenhead Drill by Douglas
W. Phillips
 
Wade is a political columnist at politixgroup.com.
By
this reviewer:
War Is a Force That Gives Us Meaning
by Chris Hedges
Steven is the Webmaster of Word
of the Day. A lifelong resident of New Jersey, he has been active in many
statewide and local campaigns. He contributes opinion pieces to various Internet
sites. His first book, "101
Words You'll Probably Never Need To Know But Can Use to Impress People,"
was published in November 2003.
By this reviewer:
Refined by Fire by Brian and Mel Birdwell
Stolen Valor by B. G. Burkett and Glenna
Whitley
Rumsfeld by Midge Decter
Outgunned by Anthony Fabrizio
High Calling by Evelyn Husband
Journalistic Fraud by Bob Kohn
What Went Wrong? by Bernard Lewis
Reclaiming Morality in America by William Murchison
Bush vs. the Beltway by Laurie Mylroie
Disabling America by Greg Perry
Lost Over Laos by Richard Pyle and Horst
Faas
Ronald Reagan by Peter J. Wallison
A Reader for the Politically Incorrect
by George Zilbergeld
Alvino-Mario Fantini is a 2003-04 Phillips Fellow and a graduate of Dartmouth
College.
By
this reviewer:
Russell Kirk and the Age of Ideology
by W. Wesley McDonald
The Siege of Western Civilization
by Herb Meyer (DVD)
 
Daniel is the author of Intellectual
Morons: How Ideology Makes Smart People Fall for Stupid Ideas and editor
of www.flynnfiles.com.
By
this reviewer:
The West and the Rest by Roger
Scruton
Flying Blind by Michael Smerconish
 
Betsy, a political science major, is completing her senior year at Hillsdale
College. She recently served as a Hillsdale County co-coordinator for the
Bush re-election campaign.
By
this reviewer:
The Faith of George W. Bush
by Stephen Mansfield
Megan is an editor and columnist for TheAbsurdReport.com
and a regular contributor to The Walsh Forum on WYLL-AM 1160 in Chicago.
By
this reviewer:
Political Twerps, Cultural Jerks,
Church Quirks by Doug Giles
 
America currently lives outside of San Jose, CA and works at Earth Tech/Tyco,
an engineering company.
By
this reviewer:
School Accountability edited
by Williamson M. Evers and Herbert J. Walberg
Ronald
Reagan and His Ranch by Peter Hannaford
The Thirteenth
Commandment by Bruce Marvin
Strong on Defense
by Sanford Strong
Lots and Lots of Sugar by Mary
Wadsworth-Cooke
Michael is an Economics major at George Mason University.
By
this reviewer:
The Savage Nation by Michael
Savage
 
Jonathan is the Director of Townhall.com at The Heritage Foundation... [see
full bio]
By
this reviewer:
Letters to a Young Conservative
by Dinesh D'Souza
Dereliction of Duty by Lt.
Col. Robert "Buzz" Patterson
 
Scott is a student at Dartmouth College and an intern at The
Heritage Foundation.
By
this reviewer:
End of the Line by Joseph Vranich
B.D., a lover of philosophy since childhood,
was once on the staff of former U.S. Senator Barry Goldwater. A graduate of George
Mason University, she is passionate about politics, ideas and innovations.
By
this reviewer:
The No Spin Zone by Bill O'Reilly
 
Anna, a 2002 and 2003 summer intern at The
Heritage Foundation, is a Legislative Assistant for a member of the U.S. Congress.
By
this reviewer:
Unlimited Access by Gary Aldrich
Myths and Facts by Mitchell G. Bard
What
Color Is Your Parachute 2003 by Richard Nelson Bolles
Betrayal: The Crisis in the Catholic Church by the investigative staff
of the Boston Globe
Useful Idiots by Mona Charen
Slander by Ann Coulter
The
Real Lincoln by Thomas DiLorenzo
The Ten Things
You Can't Say in America by Larry Elder
Let Freedom
Ring by Sean Hannity
Radical Son by David
Horowitz
The Dark Side of Liberalism by Phil Kent
Cutting-Edge Bioethics edited by John F. Kilner,
C. Christopher Hook, Diann B. Uustal
Shooting Straight
by Wayne LaPierre and James Jay Baker
Absolute Power
by David Limbaugh
The Threatening Storm by Kenneth
M. Pollack
Bowling Alone by Robert D. Putnam
A diligent reader, Molly enjoys reading conservative publications.
By
this reviewer:
Hellfire Nation by James A. Morone
 
Patrick is a student at the University of Wisconsin-Madison and an officer
candidate for the United States Marine Corps.
By
this reviewer:
Guns, Freedom, and Terrorism
by Wayne LaPierre
Anti-Americanism by Jean-François
Revel
 
A proud Texan, Catherine is the Staff Assistant for the House Judiciary Subcommittee
on the Constitution.
By
this reviewer:
Why We Fight by William J. Bennett
Bring It On by Pat Robertson
Everyday Graces by Karen Santorum
 
Marla, a resident of D.C. and a freelance journalist, is a graduate of the University
of Kansas, where she earned a law degree and a Master's degree in social work.
By this reviewer:
What We Can't Not Know by J. Budziszewski
Warning Signs by Alan Caruba
The
Church and the Land by Fr. Vincent McNabb
 
Jerica, a Spring 2004 Witherspoon Fellow with the Family
Research Council, is currently interning with the Georgia Family Council.
She is a recent graduate of Colorado State University with degrees in Business
Administration/Marketing and Music.
By
this reviewer:
7 Myths of Working Mothers by
Suzanne Venker
 
Nathan is a graduate of
Kennesaw State University, a law student at Samford University, and a regular
contributor at http://southernappeal.blogspot.com.
By
this reviewer:
Grant Comes East by Newt Gingrich
and William R. Forstchen
 
Joni is a retired CPA in Healthcare Finance and is now an independent writer and
community volunteer.
By
this reviewer:
The Real America by Glenn Beck
Of Plymouth Plantation by William Bradford
The
Long Truce by A. J. Conyers
Founding Brothers
by Joseph J. Ellis
Executive Power by Vince Flynn
When
Character Was King by Peggy Noonan
 
Mark holds an MSc in the History of International Relations from the London School
of Economics (2003) and a BA in Diplomacy and Foreign Affairs from Miami University
(2002). He recently completed an internship at the Center for Strategic and International
Studies and currently works at the Direct Impact Company in Alexandria, VA. Mr.
Hamilton can be reached at hamiltmc@hotmail.com.
By
this reviewer:
A Different Drummer by Michael
K. Deaver
American Soldier by Tommy Franks
Dawn
Over Baghdad by Karl Zinsmeister
 
John is the former editor of Heritage.org
at The Heritage Foundation, and a columnist
for Townhall.com. He recently returned from serving with the Coalition Provisional
Authority in Baghdad.
By
this reviewer:
Warrior Race by Lawrence James
Statecraft by Margaret Thatcher
 
Justin graduated from the University of Texas at Austin with a BA in Economics
and Political Science. He is currently working at a nonprofit in Washington, D.C.
and as a freelance writer.
By
this reviewer:
The Meaning of Is by Bob Barr
Michelle recently graduated from California Baptist University in Riverside, CA
with a Bachelors of Arts and Sciences degree in History and Information Systems
Management.
By
this reviewer:
Gettysburg by Newt Gingrich
and William R. Forstchen
 
Matthew was a researcher for Andrew Rosindell, MP House of Commons. He has recently
graduated from Catholic University of America, where he received honors on his
thesis on the evolution of euroscepticism.
By
this reviewer:
Thunder on the Left by Gary
Aldrich
Getting it Right by William F. Buckley,
Jr.
On War and Leadership by Owen Connelly
Empire by Niall Ferguson
C.S.
Lewis: Memories and Reflections by John Lawlor
Are
Cops Racist? by
Heather Mac Donald
Islam Unveiled by Robert Spencer
 
Sara is a junior at Berry College
in Georgia where she studies Government and Philosophy. She is President of the
Georgia Intercollegiate Forensics Association and a frequent contributor to campus
publications.
By
this reviewer:
Democracy by Decree by Ross
Sandler and David Schoenbrod
 
Jenet Jacob, a social science fellow at The
Heritage Foundation, is working on a Ph.D. in Family Social Science from the
University of Minnesota.
By
this reviewer:
Soft Patriarchs, New Men by W.
Bradford Wilcox
Johannes is a Greek Orthodox priest and edits the website www.orthodoxytoday.org.
By this reviewer:
War Against the Weak by Edwin Black
Escape from Slavery by Francis Bok
Forbidden Grief: The Unspoken Pain of Abortion
by Dr. Theresa Burke
Epidemic: How Teen Sex is Killing our Kids
by Dr. Meg Meeker
The Case for Democracy by Natan Sharansky
Forced
Exit by Wesley J. Smith
From Darwin to Hitler by Richard Weikart
Doubts About Darwin by Thomas Woodward
 
Jessica is a political science major at Western Carolina University.
By
this reviewer:
There's More to Life Than Politics
by William Murchison
Brian is a molecular biologist working at the NIH in Maryland.
By
this reviewer:
Democracy in California by Ken
Masugi and Brian Janiskee
The Leadership Genius of
George W. Bush by Carolyn Thompson and James Ware
Jim is a Congressional staffer for Rep. Buck McKeon (R-CA).
By
this reviewer:
Always Right by Midge Decter
Showdown by Larry Elder
Why
the Left Hates America by Daniel J. Flynn
Center
of the Storm by Katherine Harris
Reagan's War
by Peter Schweizer
 
Matthew graduated from the University of Georgia in 2004 with degrees in Publication
Management and Religion. A 2003 intern at the Heritage
Foundation, he is entering UGA School of Law this fall. He is founder and
editor of Heartcry Magazine and
the Georgia GuardDawg.
By
this reviewer:
The "American Way"
by Allan Carlson
Economics in One Lesson by Henry
Hazlitt
A National Party No More by U.S. Senator
Zell Miller
 
After proudly serving two U.S. Members of Congress, Jennifer is now a grassroots
political consultant in Fairfax, VA. She has a masters degree in Political Management
from the Graduate School of Political Management, GWU.
By
this reviewer:
Ronald Reagan: An American Hero
 
Krista is the Senior Policy Analyst for Education at The
Heritage Foundation.
By
this reviewer:
The Miseducation of Women by
James Tooley
 
Paul is professor of political science at Grove
City College and a visiting fellow with the Hoover Institution. His latest
book is God
and Ronald Reagan (read our review).
By this reviewer:
Deliver Us From Evil by Sean Hannity
America's
Bishop by Thomas Reeves
Dear Americans: Letters from
the Desk of Ronald Reagan edited by Ralph E. Weber and Ralph A. Weber
Don is director of Catholic
Friends of Israel.
By this reviewer:
The Persecution of the Catholic Church
in the Third Reich (anon.)
A War of a Different Kind by Stephen M.
Duncan
The American Catholic Voter by George
J. Marlin
Confronting Jihad by Saul Singer
 
Sherri, when not toiling for the development department of The
Heritage Foundation, spends most of her time feeding her addiction to all
things pop culture.
By
this reviewer:
An Unlikely Conservative by Linda
Chavez
Erin is the Director of Youth Leadership Schools at the Leadership
Institute.
By
this reviewer:
Armey's Axioms by Dick Armey
Shut Up and Sing by Laura Ingraham
Tomek, a native of Poland, is a student at the University of Wisconsin - Madison.
By this reviewer:
Power and Protest by Jeremi Suri
 
Richard, a registered professional engineer, currently works for the U. S. Navy
providing fleet support in submarine propulsion system operations and maintenance.
By
this reviewer:
Rights and Duties by Russell Kirk
Rationally Right by Stephen R. Meyer
Susan is a a former Children's Librarian who still enjoys reading and reviewing
books.
By this
reviewer:
Duty, Honor, Country: The Life and
Legacy of Prescott Bush by Mickey Herskowitz
 
Aaron is an Adjunct Scholar at Frontiers
of Freedom, where he focuses much of his time on www.spinfreenews.com.
He can be reached at alee@ff.org.
By
this reviewer:
What Color is a Conservative?
by Rep. J.C. Watts, Jr.
Before Mary Anne graduated from Johns Hopkins University in 2003, she served as
a summer intern for The Heritage Foundation and Townhall.com.
By
this reviewer:
America's First Dynasty by
Richard Brookhiser
 
Sunni is Director of Operations at Free-Market.Net,
editor of their Freedom
Book of the Month column, and publisher of Doing Freedom! 'zine. For a more
personal perspective, see her personal web site, SunniMaravillosa.com.
By
this reviewer:
The Worm in the Apple by Peter
Brimelow
What Our Mothers Didn't Tell Us by
Danielle Crittenden
Out of Bounds, Out of Control by
James V. DeLong
BioEvolution by Michael Fumento
Of Moths and Men by Judith Hooper
The
Bias Against Guns by John R. Lott, Jr.
Healthy
Lunchbox by Rallie McAllister, M.D.
Love and Economics by Jennifer Roback Morse
Shattered Dreams by the Natl. Center for Public Policy
Research staff
Kill It and Grill It by Ted and Shemane
Nugent
The Rule of Lawyers by Walter Olson
Fed Ed by Allen Quist
Lead Astray
by Peter Samuel
Radical Middle by Mark Satin
For Your Own Good by Jacob Sullum
Alan
Shrugged by Jerome Tuccille
Diversity: The Invention of a Concept by Peter Wood
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Dutch holds a BA in international relations from Boston University and an MS in
public policy and management from Carnegie Mellon University. He is a columnist
for TheRightReport.com and TheBlackConservative.com,
and a member of Project
21, an African American leadership network out of Washington, D.C. Dutch is
also an avid reader and dogged crusader against anti-intellectualism in all its
forms.
By this reviewer:
Voucher Wars by Clint Bolick
Life at the Bottom by Theodore Dalrymple
Doing Our Own Thing by John McWhorter
Authentically Black by John McWhorter
Losing the Race by John McWhorter
Uncle Sam's Plantation by Star Parker
SCAM: How the Black Leadership Exploits
Black America by Jesse Lee Peterson
FDR's Folly by Jim Powell
Affirmative Action Around the World by
Thomas Sowell
Basic Economics by Thomas Sowell
Basic Economics (Revised and Expanded)
by Thomas Sowell
Applied Economics by Thomas Sowell
The Vision of the Anointed by Thomas
Sowell
No Excuses by Stephan and Abigail
Thernstrom
 
Elisa is currently a nursing student at The University of TX at Tyler, and is
an associate editor for Praestantia
Magazine. Learn more about her on her personal
website.
By
this reviewer:
Branches to Heaven by James Como
amanda bright@home by Danielle Crittenden
Just
War Against Terror by Jean Bethke Elshtain
Doing
Justice to Justice by Stephen J. Grabill, Kevin E. Schmiesing, and Gloria
L. Zúñiga
Domestic Tranquility by
F. Carolyn Graglia
Ten Minutes from Normal by Karen
Hughes
What Went Wrong? by Bernard Lewis
Faith
of the Fatherless by Paul C. Vitz
 
Carolyn is Community
Coordinator for Townhall.com. She is responsible for developing the Townhall Meetup
nationwide grassroots network and equipping local leaders to develop groups for
action in their communities.
By
this reviewer:
Treachery by Bill Gertz
Rome
Wasn't Burnt In A Day by Joe Scarborough
 
Joanne is a writer in Washington, D.C. Her website is joannemcneil.com.
By
this reviewer:
Telecrisis by Sonia Arrison
(ed.)
On
Paradise Drive by David Brooks
Hillary's Scheme
by Carl Limbacher
Education in a Free Society by
Tibor Machan (ed.)
 
Travis, a 2003 graduate of
Anderson University
in Indiana, now lives near Washington, DC, and
serves as online editor for
IWF.org.
He is also editor of a Christian
Webzine, Filling
up Space.
By
this reviewer:
A Promise to America by Carolyn
Corbin
The Design Revolution by William A. Dembski,
Ph.D.
An End to Evil by David Frum and Richard Perle
Hatred's Kingdom by Dore Gold
Liberation's Children by Kay S. Hymowitz
The Age of Consent by Robert H. Knight
Persecution by David Limbaugh
Bearing
Right by William Saletan
Preachers of Hate by Kenneth R. Timmerman
By
Design by Larry Witham
Anthony has studied military history for over 25 years. A resident of Fairfax,
VA, he is a member of the Bull Run Civil War Roundtable.
By
this reviewer:
Touched with Fire by James M.
Perry
 
Brian is an assistant professor of American history at Liberty University. He
is currently working on a biography of General Henry Warner Slocum.
By
this reviewer:
The Life and Campaigns of Stonewall
Jackson by Robert Lewis Dabney
Ship Ablaze: The
Tragedy of the Steamboat General Slocum by Edward T. O'Donnell
The
Antifederalists by David J. Siemers
 
Trapier has studied health economics at Vanderbilt University and health policy
in Washington, D.C. His interest in health policy comes from having undergone
8 surgeries by 4 physicians with visits to the Duke University Medical Center,
the Vanderbilt University Medical Center and the Mayo Clinic.
By
this reviewer:
A Consumer's Guide to A Brave New
World by Wesley J. Smith
 
A summer 2004 Townhall intern, Charles is a senior at Bucknell University, where
he serves as president of the Bucknell Conservatives Club and executive editor
of its magazine, The Counterweight.
By
this reviewer:
Inside the Asylum by Jed Babbin
Bringing Justice to the People edited by Lee Edwards
FIRE’s Guide to Free Speech on Campus by David A. French, Greg Lukianoff, and Harvey A. Silverglate
Eat
the Rich by P.J. O'Rourke
Can America Survive? by Ben Stein and Phil DeMuth
Dave Mohel is a public relations consultant in Washington, D.C. He can be reached
via email.
By
this reviewer:
Hand of Providence by Mary Beth
Brown
 
Richard K. Munro is a teacher of history, Spanish and English based in Arvin,
Ca.
By this
reviewer:
The Language Police by Diane Ravitch
 
Randall is editor of AFA Journal, a monthly publication of the American Family
Association.
By
this reviewer:
Sergeant York and the Great War
The Grace and Truth Paradox by Randy Alcorn
Transforming Children Into Spiritual Champions by George
Barna
Think Like Jesus by George Barna
Line
of Duty by Terri Blackstock
One Holy Fire by
Nicky Cruz
Learn to Discern by Bob DeMoss
Sex
and the Single Person by Bob DeMoss
The Mind Siege
Project by Bob DeMoss
Be Intolerant by Ryan
Dobson
Out of the Depths of Sexual Sin by Steve
Gallagher
The Air I Breathe by Louie Giglio
We Would See Jesus by Roy and Revel Hession
The
Many Loves of Parenting by Thomas and Nanette Kinkade
The
Many Loves of Marriage by Thomas and Nanette Kinkade
Read
Your Bible One Book at a Time by Woodrow Kroll
A
Divine Invitation by Steve McVey
The War on Mel
Gibson by Gary North
Brave Hearts Under Red Skies
by Col. Jeff O'Leary (Ret.)
Compassionate Conservatism
by Marvin Olasky
Directed Verdict by Randy Singer
Irreparable Harm by Randy Singer
Built
by the Owner's Design by Danny Von Kanel
Living
the Abundant Life by Roger Weldon
A Life God
Rewards by Bruce Wilkinson
The Dream Giver by Bruce Wilkinson
Seen & Heard by Kyle Williams
 
Ami is a public relations and education program consultant in the Washington,
D.C. area. She holds a master's degree in history from the University of Florida
and is a doctoral candidate in educational leadership. She can be reached at amiller@theprtoolkit.com.
By
this reviewer:
101 Words You'll Probably Never
Need to Know but Can Use to Impress People by Steven Fantina
At
Any Price: How America Betrayed My Kidnapped Daughters for Saudi Oil by Patricia
Roush
Paul Robert Hanna by Jared R. Stallones
Emily graduated summa cum laude from Ashland University and interned for
former U.S. Attorney General Ed Meese in The
Heritage Foundation's Center for Legal and Judicial Studies in 2002. She is
currently the staff assistant for the House Judiciary Committee's Subcommittee
on Crime, Terrorism, and Homeland Security.
By
this reviewer:
The Progress Paradox by
Gregg Easterbrook
 
Adam, a
Heritage Foundation intern during the summer of 2004, is a student at Patrick
Henry College. He serves on the Executive Board of the PHC College Republicans
and is a grassroots activist in the Townhall
Meetup Program.
By this reviewer:
Awaken the American Dream by Charles
V. Douglas
Judith is a high school teacher.
By this reviewer:
Men in Black by Mark Levin
 
Brendan works for a publishing company and plays rock and roll in Lawrence, Kansas.
By
this reviewer:
Contemporary Voices of White Nationalism
in America edited by Carol M. Swain and Russ Nieli
 
Tim has worked as a magazine editor and writer in Newport Beach, CA. He is a certified
history teacher in Kansas and also works as a freelance writer. Tim is the author
of several pieces of published and unpublished short fiction.
By
this reviewer:
J.R.R. Tolkien's Sanctifying Myth
by Bradley Birzer
The Secret History of the Iraq War
by Yossef Bodansky
Operation Iraqi Freedom by Col. Walter Boyne
The Anti-Chomsky Reader edited by Peter Collier
and David Horowitz
Taboo: Why Black Athletes Dominate
Sports and Why We're Afraid to Talk About It by Jon Entine
Profiles
in Terror by Aaron Mannes
Endgame: The Blueprint
for Victory in the War on Terror by Thomas McInerney and Paul Vallely
A Primer on America's Schools edited by Terry M. Moe
Breaking the Real Axis of Evil by Mark Palmer
The
Last Jihad by Joel C. Rosenberg
Rumsfeld's
War by Rowan Scarborough
Tim is a young conservative in college.
By
this reviewer:
How I Accidentally Joined the Vast
Right-Wing Conspiracy (and Found Inner Peace) by Harry Stein
 
David is the Senior Fellow in Legal Studies
for the Buckeye Institute for Public Policy Solutions.
By
this reviewer:
Presidential Leadership edited
by James Taranto and Leonard Leo
 
Melissa is a social welfare policy analyst at The
Heritage Foundation.
By
this reviewer:
American Dream by Jason DeParle
Taking Sex Differences Seriously by Steven E. Rhoads
 
Alex, a 2003 intern at The
Heritage Foundation, is a recent graduate of Harvard University.
By
this reviewer:
You Can't Say That! by David
Bernstein
Breach of Trust by Tom A. Coburn
The Case for Israel by Alan Dershowitz
What's Gone Wrong In America's Classrooms edited
by Williamson M. Evers
School Choices by John
Merrifield
The Man Who Warned America by Murray Weiss
 
Marie worked in film production for PBS, and was the editor of the M.I.T. Alumnae
Gazette. As University Supervisor, adjunct Professor and Dean of Students, she
is a Connecticut-based educator.
By
this reviewer:
Politicians, Partisans, and Parasites
by Tucker Carlson
Capitalism, Protestantism, and Catholicism by Amintore
Fanfani
Left
Illusions by David Horowitz
Beyond Baghdad by Ralph Peters
History of Europe by W. Eugene Shiels, S.J.
 
Phillip is a graduate of the College of Charleston who started his career working
at Empower America. He has also worked for The
Heritage Foundation.
By
this reviewer:
The Art of Political War by
David Horowitz
Fatal Neglect by the staff of Judicial
Watch
 
Kami is a journalism/applied communication graduate of Asbury College who has
found her way back to writing after a few post-college years of other pursuits.
She lives in Nashville, meets people while serving coffee at Starbucks, and is
a freelance writer the rest of the week. She has written for The Tennessean,
CCM Magazine, Seven Ball, Relevant Magazine, and various websites. Kami may
be contacted at klrice@hotmail.com.
By
this reviewer:
Recapture the Wonder by Ravi
Zacharias
Courtney is an Executive Assistant at the American Enterprise Institute.
By
this reviewer:
Coercing Virtue by Robert H. Bork
Against Leviathan by Robert Higgs
Give
Me a Break by John Stossel
A former Witherspoon Fellow at the Family Research Council, Amy is a history major
at Northwestern College in Minnesota.
By
this reviewer:
Nancy by Michael K. Deaver
 
Stephen, a student at Calvin College (MI), was a Spring 2004 intern at The
Heritage Foundation.
By
this reviewer:
Thinking with the Heart by Dr.
Horace E. Allen
God and Ronald Reagan by Paul Kengor
The American Leadership Tradition by Marvin Olasky
The Right Way: Why the Left is Wrong and the Right is “Right” by Charles A. Salter
The
Official Handbook of the Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy by Mark W. Smith
The
Law of the Land (DVD)
 
Clayton, a Summer 2004 intern with The
Heritage Foundation, is a senior at Brigham Young University majoring in Marketing
with a minor in Business Management. Hailing from Richmond, VA, he is the penulitimate
of five children.
By
this reviewer:
Misunderestimated by Bill Sammon
 
Courtney is a fourth year Classics major at UC Irvine. She is also the managing
editor of the Irvine Review, the sole conservative newspaper at UC Irvine.
By
this reviewer:
The Death of Right and Wrong by
Tammy Bruce
New
SAT 2005: Inside Out! by David Benjamin Gruenbaum
Tales
from the Left Coast by James Hirsen
The California
Republic by Brian P. Janiskee and Ken Masugi
Megan is a senior majoring in political
science and journalism at Arizona State University in Tempe, Arizona.
By
this reviewer:
The View from the Grass Roots: Another
Look by Gregory J. Rummo
Willard is a Federal Employee and Adjunct Scholar at Frontiers
of Freedom.
By
this reviewer:
Americans Behaving Badly by Jake
Easton
The View from the Grass Roots by Gregory Rummo
The Quest for Cosmic Justice by Thomas Sowell
Stephen recently graduated from Marshall University with a BBA in Management and
a MA in Political Science. He was a summer 2004 Witherspoon Fellow at the Family
Research Council, and is interning as a fact-checker for the new book Reagan's
Revolution by Craig Shirley.
By
this reviewer:
Hard America, Soft America by
Michael Barone
The Greatest Communicator: What Reagan
Taught Me by Dick Wirthlin
 
Jon is the Manager of Information Systems at The
Heritage Foundation.
By
this reviewer:
The Siberian Curse by Fiona Hill
and Clifford Gaddy
 
Dr. Saxon is Associate Professor of History at Liberty University in Lynchburg,
VA... [see
full bio]
By
this reviewer:
Ripples of Battle by Victor
Davis Hanson
The
Last Days by Joel C. Rosenberg
 
A 2003 summer intern at The Heritage Foundation, Mary graduated from The College
of Wooster in Wooster, Ohio.
By
this reviewer:
How Ronald Reagan Changed My Life
by Peter Robinson
 
Emily is a senior political science major, French minor, at Grove
City College, where she is a three-year letter winner on the GCC Varsity Womens
Swim Team and co-captain of the GCC Varsity Womens Water Polo Team. She was a
Summer 2004 intern at Townhall.com.
By this reviewer:
Betrayal: How Union Bosses Corrupt American
Politics by Linda Chavez
Shakedown Beach by Eric Dezenhall
God and George W. Bush by Paul Kengor
Grace-Based Parenting by Tim Kimmel
 
A resident of New York City, Karol recently received her Master's in Political
Campaign Management from NYU. She recently worked on the Herman Cain for U.S.
Senate campaign in GA. Her blogs are www.alarmingnews.com
and www.nyc.bushblog.us.
By
this reviewer:
Bush Country by John Podhoretz
 
J. Singh-Sohal is a British student from Brunel University, London who recently
interned at The
Heritage Foundation. Jay's hobbies included soccer, writing, and all things
political.
By
this reviewer:
The Connection by Stephen F. Hayes
War Stories: Operation Iraqi Freedom by Oliver North
The Centurion Principles by Col.Jeff O'Leary (Ret.)
The Bushes: Portrait of a Dynasty by Peter
and Rochelle Schweizer
Animal Rights and Wrongs by Roger Scruton
 
Matthew is a Ph.D. student in Government at Georgetown University.
By this reviewer:
The Essential Ronald Reagan: Courage, Justice, And Wisdom by Lee Edwards
 
Anastazia is a student at George Mason University in Virginia, where she is studying
international politics and history.
By
this reviewer:
Inside the Kingdom by Carmen
Bin Ladin
So Many Enemies, So Little Time by Elinor
Burkett
Treason
by Ann Coulter
In Denial by John Earl Haynes and Harvey Klehr
Eats,
Shoots and Leaves by Lynne Truss
 
Jonathan Strong, a Summer 2004 intern at The
Heritage Foundation, is editor of Right
Magazine and a student at Wheaton College.
By
this reviewer:
What Would Jefferson Do? by
Thom Hartmann
 
Having recently left the Senate Republican Conference, Jennifer is writing book
reviews for us from New Jersey.
By
this reviewer:
String of Pearls by Priscilla
L. Buckley
 
Mark is the Director of the Center for Media and Public Policy, and the Marilyn
and Fred Guardabassi Fellow, at The
Heritage Foundation... [Read
full bio].
By
this reviewer:
Ron Brown's Body by Jack Cashill
Now a graduate student in Europe, Stephanie formerly worked on the staff of The
Washington Times.
By
this reviewer:
A Man of Faith: The Spiritual Journey
of George W. Bush by David Aikman
Voices Behind the
Veil edited by Ergun Mehmet Caner
Faith Beyond Belief by Col. David Eberly
 
John, a 2004 intern at The
Heritage Foundation, is majoring in Philosophy and Political Science at the
University of Notre Dame.
By
this reviewer:
Before the Flood by Ian Wilson
Daniel Scott is a teacher and co-author of the forthcoming McGraw-Hill title,
The
Big Red Book of Spanish Vocabulary.
By this reviewer:
Stealing Elections by John Fund
 
Christophers, an intern in the U.S. Senate, studied Political Science
at Siena College and received his Masters at the University of London.
By this reviewer:
Our Oldest Enemy by John J. Miller and
Mark Molesky
Christopher graduated from the Johns Hopkins University in 2003 with a political
science/philosophy major. He has published a number of conservative articles in
small publications which are viewable
online.
By
this reviewer:
When I Was a Kid, This Was a Free
Country by G. Gordon Liddy
Feminist Fantasies
by Phyllis Schlafly
Eve is a freelance journalist in Washington, D.C. She has written for Crisis,
the National Catholic Register, the New York Post, and the Weekly
Standard.
By
this reviewer:
God and Man at Yale by William
F. Buckley, Jr.
Jonathan of Clarksville, TN is a Legislative Correspondent for Senator Bill Frist.
By
this reviewer:
A Field Guide to the Urban Hipster
by Josh Aiello
A Knight's Code of Business by
Gene Del Vecchio
Redneck Nation by Michael Graham
Shows About Nothing by Thomas Hibbs
The Compleat Gentleman by Brad Miner
 
Michael has a B.A. in Political Science and is currently working on his M.A. at
the University of Chicago. He is creator and editor of The
Chicago Report and was recently published in the American Spectator Online.
By
this reviewer:
The Supremacists by Phyllis
Schlafly
 
Mac is a student at the University of
Wisconsin - Madison, where he is currently writing his undergraduate thesis on
the rhetorical aspects of international acts of mediated terrorism in a post-Aristotelian
world. He serves as the Editorial Page Editor of the Badger Herald, America's
largest independent student newspaper.
By
this reviewer:
Speaker by Rep. Denny Hastert
Rewriting History by Dick Morris
Big
Russ and Me by Tim Russert
 
Loredana is a speechwriter for Wade Horn at the Administration for Children and
Families at the Department of Health and Human Services. Prior to working for
the administration, she was an assistant national editor at The Washington
Times. She also worked on the Hill as Senator Santorum's speechwriter.
By
this reviewer:
Jesus in Beijing by David Aikman
An Unfinished Life by Robert Dallek
The
First Grace by Russell Hittinger
Who's Looking
Out For You? by Bill O'Reilly
The Church Impotent
by Leon J. Podles
Madame Hillary by R. Emmett Tyrrell
with Mark Davis
Chris is a former Special Assisant to Senator Fred D. Thompson.
By
this reviewer:
Breakdown by Bill Gertz
Jeffrey, a native of New Jersey, is a freshman at Yale College.
By
this reviewer:
Enlightened Democracy by Tara Ross
Bill is a congressional staffer.
By
this reviewer:
Total Truth by Nancy Pearcey
Brenda recently graduated from Pepperdine University's School of Public Policy
with an MPP (emphasis in International Relations and American Politics) and is
currently working as an environmental consultant in Laguna Hills, CA.
By
this reviewer:
Ronald Reagan: The Presidential Portfolio
by Lou Cannon
Donavan is a researcher for the Bethesda-based Cosmos Corporation. Wilson has
published op-ed pieces on school choice in the Washington Times, Investors
Business Daily, and the Dallas Morning News. He currently resides in
Rockville, Maryland.
By
this reviewer:
Choice with Equity edited by Paul
T. Hill
Teacher Quality edited by Lance T. Izumi
and Williamson M. Evers
Education in the Twenty-first Century edited by Edward
P. Lazear
 
Tracy is a media consultant and freelance writer in Fort Smith, AR.
By
this reviewer:
The Right Man by David Frum
Stealth Patrol by Bill Shanahan and John P. Brackin
 
Steven teaches history at Texas Christian University and is the author, coauthor,
or editor of nineteen books on the Civil War... [see
full bio]
By
this reviewer:
Lincoln at Cooper Union by Harold
Holzer
Christ in the Camp by J. William Jones
Hillary's Secret War by Richard Poe
The
Epidemic by Robert Shaw
The Eloquent President: A Portrait of Lincoln through His Words by Ronald C. White, Jr.
 
Jason is a Vice President at Frontiers
of Freedom, a Townhall.com member group... [see
full bio]
By
this reviewer:
Square Peg by Senator Orrin Hatch
 
Ken works for an IT consulting firm in the Northern Virginia area. He holds a
B.A. from Boston College and an M.S.E. from the University of Pennsylvania.
By this reviewer:
Marriage Under Fire by Dr. James Dobson
Hating America by John Gibson
If It's Not Close, They Can't Cheat by
Hugh Hewitt
What’s Wrong with Same-Sex Marriage? by D. James Kennedy and Jerry Newcombe
General Wadsworth by Wayne Mahood
The Enemy Within by Michael Savage
Right from the Heart by Phil Valentine
 
Ryan is an assistant editor and the web developer at Townhall.com.
By
this reviewer:
Nuremberg: The Reckoning by
William F. Buckley, Jr.
What's So Great About America
by Dinesh D'Souza
Arrogance by Bernard Goldberg
Bias
by Bernard Goldberg
The End of Illusions by Joseph Loconte
A
Heart, a Cross, and a Flag by Peggy Noonan
The Homosexual
Agenda by Alan Sears and Craig Osten
Robert is co-founder and a regular
columnist for theconservativemind.com.
He previously served as a White House intern and Congressional aide, and is
currently the Director of Recruitment at the Leadership
Institute.
By this reviewer:
Weapons of Mass Distortion by Brent Bozell
State of Fear by Michael Crichton
The American Cause by Russell Kirk
Miracle Cure by Sally C. Pipes
The French Betrayal of America by
Kenneth R. Timmerman
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