The Naked Constitution: What the Founders Said and Why It Still Matters
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"In this very entertaining and informative book, Freedman skewers those who have judicially rewritten the Constitution at the expense of our individual liberties. Well-researched and full of historical insight."
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—David Limbaugh, author of The Great Destroyer: Barack Obama's War on the Republic
Conservative legal scholar Adam Freedman has written a spirited manifesto on the need to recover the original meaning of America's Constitution—an intelligent, incisive examination of what our nation's founding fathers actually wrote in this all-important document and why it still matters today. Freedman's The Naked Constitutionoffers a lively defense of "original intent" in the vein of the Glen Beck bestseller The Original Argument, while decrying the current distortions and misrepresentations that will come into play as high profile lawsuits concerning such issues as healthcare, immigration, and gay marriage begin reaching the Supreme Court.
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