liberalism

Explores the intellectual roots shared by modern progressivism and classical fascism, and provides examples of what they author contends are fascist politics in the United States.

Ann Coulter offers a comprehensive analysis of American politics from a conservative point of view, refuting the key beliefs of liberals and explaining why liberals' ideas about how the country should be run are wrong.

Describes four decades of thinking and writing about liberal politics in America and those who have challenged it including conservatives, the Religious Right, and evolutionary theorists.

A guide to more than four hundred landmarks across the United States, and focuses on places with progressive political history, and includes stops on the Underground Railroad, the courthouse that tried Susan B. Anthony, the site of the Haymarket Riot in Chicago, and many others.

Argues that liberalism is a sound public philosophy that can make America, and the rest of the world, free and secure, exploring the defining traits of liberalism and how it can be applied in country's around the world.

Compares the public statements and private actions of prominent liberals such as Michael Moore, Al Franken, Nancy Pelosi, Edward Kennedy, and Noam Chomsky regarding such topics as environmental regulations, taxes, and affirmative action.