The other day I discussed my forthcoming book, Nullification , on the Lew Rockwell Show.  Have a listen.

Even though state nullification was more often employed in the nineteenth century by northern states than by southern, and the movement today is in evidence all over the country —…
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Here’s Princeton’s Sean Wilentz writing about nullification.  Here’s my reply , which exposes him as an uninformed propagandist.  (“Uninformed” is exceedingly kind, as you’ll see.)  Much more where that came from in Nullification ,…
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Here’s Princeton’s Sean Wilentz writing about nullification.  Here’s my reply , which exposes him as an uninformed propagandist.  (“Uninformed” is exceedingly kind, as you’ll see.)  Much more where that came from in Nullification ,…
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In case you are losing sleep over this burning question, you can Google a four-part (yes, a four-part) series on this issue over at the website of Chronicles magazine. The…
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In case you are losing sleep over this burning question, you can Google a four-part (yes, a four-part) series on this issue over at the website of Chronicles magazine. The…
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I wonder why none — and I mean none — of this material is taught in school.  I develop it further in The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History and 33 Questions About American History You’re Not Supposed to Ask .

I wonder why none — and I mean none — of this material is taught in school.  I develop it further in The Politically Incorrect Guide to American History and 33 Questions About American History You’re Not Supposed to Ask .

Wouldn’t it be terrible if government cut its budget and the Federal Reserve didn’t increase the money supply during a depression?  Well, that’s exactly what was done in 1920-21.  Not…
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Here’s my rundown of the significant moments during my recent testimony before the House Financial Services Committee in support of HR 1207, the Federal Reserve Transparency Act of 2009.