Stuck in the Middle: Wars, Weapons, and the Next Thirty Years
Connects cognitive decline, civic collapse, military overreach, and geopolitical competition into one structural argument about the next thirty years.
Category: Politics
Analysis of political rhetoric, persuasion techniques, and the strategic use of communication in the political arena. Examines how writing and messaging shape public discourse.
Critical ThinkingThe Villainization of America: Why the Story We Tell Ourselves Matters
America's failures are real. This documents the operation that uses them to build a permanent indictment, who built it, who funds it, what it costs.
Critical ThinkingThe Emasculation of America: What Bezmenov Described and Nobody Acted On
A national security argument. Documents the sixty-year Soviet operation to target American masculinity and degrade national capacity. Not a culture war book.
BusinessThe Enshittification of America: How Good Businesses Were Taken Apart
How private equity transformed American commerce from serving customers to extracting value. Thirteen industries documented. The playbook never changes.
Behind the BookI Grew Up in California. I No Longer Live There.
He would talk about what happened to him. That was not the problem. The problem was that nobody wanted to listen.
Behind the BookI Raised the Alarm on Pandemic Preparation. I Got Laughed Out of the Room.
I wrote this book because I'm angry. Angry that the information is available to anyone who looks and almost nobody in authority acts on it.
Behind the BookThe Same Private Equity Playbook, One Industry After Another
Executives who built great businesses, explaining how they were pressured to dismantle what made those businesses great.
Politics13 Political Speech Disasters That Destroyed Reputations
A political speech is meant to inspire; when it fails, it can erase years of work in seconds, replayed endlessly, fueling ridicule and bleeding trust. Some of these gaffes are funny, some offensive, but all prove the same point: in…
GhostwritingHow to Write a Political Book That Inspires Voters
The political books that move elections do not read like policy papers; they read like someone who gets what you are going through and has a plan, the policy wrapped in story, conviction, and direct address. After 54+ books in…
PoliticsInspire or Divide: The Emotional Power Behind Iconic Campaign Speeches
The greatest political speeches run on the same handful of devices, emotional appeal, repetition, collective language, a timed crescendo, because that is how humans actually take in persuasion: feeling first. What most figures miss is that every one of these…
GhostwritingYou Already Have Speechwriters. Here Is Why You Need a Book
You already work with ghostwriters; your speeches are drafted by people who capture your voice and hand you text to deliver as your own, the way Sorensen shaped Kennedy and Favreau shaped Obama. A book is that same collaboration at…
PoliticsPolitical Books That Build Trust Through Specificity
Nothing loses a reader faster in a political book than campaign-ad language, the sweeping promise, the slogan that means nothing. Voters have heard it and been let down, and a book that reads like a stump speech gets treated like…