The Politically Incorrect Guide to the Constitution

While it does carry some interesting tidbits, it's a clear example of how an author's bias directs their work.......more

Exposes the underbelly of much legal education taught in law schools. I wish I had read this before Con Law 1 & 2 before accepting the interpretation of the law professors as the word. Section on Civil War and 14th amendment, worth a read. Definite conservative bias, and it depends on your interpret......more

Not bad. Essentially a judicial retread of 2/3 of Tom Woods's Politically Incorrect Guide to American History. The Supreme Court is populated with lace-festooned tyrants.......more

A brief, but good and sobering overview of judicial excess, overreach, and legislating from the bench that has occurred since the Constitution was ratified. The history of the Federalists and Anti-Federalists, in particular, gave me some new insights.......more

Gutzman argues for an Originalist understanding of the U.S. Constitution that placed sovereignty with the states rather than the federal government. He argues that Federalists subverted this understanding, largely through the courts. In fact, his biggest issue (where he makes a good argument) is tha......more