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WHY YOU CAN'T TRUST THE NEWS
Kincaid/Aronoff/Irvine, 114 pgs. $4.95

Produced by Wash., D.C.-based Accuracy In Media, the newsmedia watchdog that holds these scoundrels' feet to the fire. They have compiled a set of examples—news stories you'll recall—that are inaccurate, deceptive, manipulative and contribute to a misinformed nation. Reporting that borders on treason, risks U.S. lives, promotes myths about climate, Islamists, diversity, Hollywood, firearms, etc. Exposes blatant fakery and the leftist influencers behind it, sheds light on the sorry state of affairs, perfect for waking up people who think if it's in the news it must be true.
 

EFFECTIVE PUBLIC RELATIONS
Moi Ali, 72 pgs. $6.95

Gun-rights activists and anyone concerned with public policy needs to learn how to get messages into the news -- from short letters to full-blown features with pictures. It's not hard, you just have to know the ropes. Stop following the news, and let the news follow you. Counteract left-wing baloney by using a pen, a computer, and your First Amendment rights. This simple booklet cuts to the chase with clear, brutally effective and deadly accurate techniques the pros use. Empowering.
 

HOW PROGRESSIVES REWROTE THE CONSTITUTION
Richard A. Epstein, 156 pgs. $10.95

Free speech and other fundamental rights are dissolving because “progressives” (formerly known as liberals) have been gutting the Constitution. Learn how they’ve done it to stop future abuse. Pick up techniques and strategies being used against the American way, to help preserve, protect and defend the values we hold dear. This thoughtful book from the Cato Institute lays it bare. Beautifully written, an eye-opening read.
 

THE DEATH OF TALK RADIO?
Kincaid/Woolley, 94 pgs. $9.95

Gun rights have one main voice remaining —talk radio—so the left is trying to shut it down, and they are getting awfully close to succeeding. The plan is to use the FCC to manage the content on radio, and effectively shut out pro-rights gun programming, or drown it out with anti-rights malarkey. Government should have no role whatsoever in managing program content, but the left couldn't care less in their struggle against freedom. Learn what the so-called fairness doctrine is, why Soros, the Democrat party, Hillary and others are pushing for it, and how to stop them. They don’t want you to know what’s in this book.
 

INTO THE BUZZSAW
Kristina Borjesson, Ed. 462 pgs. $21.00

Winner of the National Press Club’s press-criticism award, a powerful collection of essays exposes how a free press has been compromised. Real red meat from people in the business. Mainstream reporters spill about internal memos, manipulation, self censorship, political agendas, topic avoidance, more. Reveals the dirt on why the media has gotten so bad, who's responsible, and how the news is controlled.
 

GETTING TO YES
Negotiating Agreement Without Giving In
Roger Fisher and William Ury, 200 pgs., $14.00

Based on the Harvard Negotiation Project, these groundbreaking principles are the heart of the most productive negotiation techniques, and will make you more effective with anti-rights zealots, legislators, bureaucrats. Tells you how to: Separate the people from the problem; Focus on interests, not positions; Negotiate successfully with people who are more powerful, refuse to play by the rules, or resort to dirty tricks. Universally applicable methods for negotiating personal and professional disputes without getting taken or angry. "This is by far the best thing I've ever read on negotiation." —John Kenneth Galbraith

   

LOST RIGHTS
The Destruction of American Liberty
James Bovard, 408 pgs., $16.95

Just how bad is it? Here's a virtual catalog of the bottomless pit of U.S. government abuse, incompetence, dishonesty and outright oppression. Highly researched and documented, it contains enough ammo to shoot down any feel good silliness the other side uses to deny how bad our government has gotten. A full section on guns, but also taxes, seizures, police, petty dictators, subsidies, free speech and much more. The only way many agencies can measure their "public service" is by the number of citizens they harass, hinder, restrain or jail. A highly readable analysis of the bloated system.