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[image error]Last week the new paperback edition of The Worst President in History: The Legacy of Barack Obama was published. The original edition was self-published in July 2016 and became a bestseller. Earlier this year Bombardier Books purchased the paperback rights and the book was updated and expanded to include new information that came out after its original publication.

The launch was a huge success, the book reached the top 500 books overall on Amazon and the top 100 new releases. As of this post...

The updated edition of The Worst President in History: The Legacy of Barack Obama is currently in the works at my publisher, Bombardier Books. I was sent a preview of how things are going… Here’s a peek:

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Well, yesterday my first book-signing event for The Scandalous Presidency of Barack Obama, and I think I can say it was a success.  I signed a bunch of books and spoke with several readers for quite a while. The signing was scheduled from 1-3pm at the McKinley Mall Barnes & Noble near Buffalo, but I ended up not finishing up until after 4 pm.

My little area was in the spot previously occupied by the Ready Player One display, so I supposed I have bragging rights for bumping Ernest Cline.

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Yesterday was the publication day of The Scandalous Presidency of Barack Obama.

It is available in hardcover, ebook, and audiobook formats. Since launching, the book’s Amazon ranking has jump way up! Thank you all for your support!

I also made my second appearance on The Joe Pags Show last night. If you missed it you can watch the video here and scrub over to 19:37 to catch my segment.

Tomorrow night I’ll be on The Ed Morrissey Show, and I have a book signing scheduled a week from Saturday....

Well, since I last posted an update here, there’s been a lot happening.

As you may recall, I sold the paperback rights for The Worst President in History: The Legacy of Barack Obama to Bombardier Books. Since the original book was published seven months before Obama left office, quite a bit happened during that time that wasn’t in the book. In fact, even though Obama is out of office, we still seem to find more dirty details. So, after selling the paperback rights to Bombardier, the existing...

Many of us have been saying for years that the media was in the tank for Barack Obama. His introduction to the national stage was the beginning of an unprecedented rise to power that, normally would have resulted in an extensive vetting.

With a few exceptions, the media seemed completely uninterested in doing their due diligence to ensure that the public knew all they needed to know about Barack Obama. While some stories were unavoidable, such as the controversy surrounding Obama’s longtime p...

When Mark Noonan and I set out to write The Worst President in History: The Legacy of Barack Obama, it began as a sort of cathartic reaction to Obama’s reelection in 2012. We had no idea if anyone would read it, but we felt someone had to write a book that documented everything bad about the Obama administration that was being ignored or covered up by the media. On July 4, 2016, we self-published the fruits of our labors… and the book was a tremendous success. We quickly attracted the attenti...

Originally published at Conservative Review January 20, 2017

Even though Obama’s presidency comes to an end Friday, The Great Revision has long been underway. Obama and the mainstream media have been spreading falsehoods and fantasies about his record. Last year, I co-wrote and published The Worst President in History: The Legacy of Obama, a comprehensive takedown of Obama’s presidency, so that America wouldn’t be so easily fooled. Here are five failures that stand in stark contrast to the fi...

Back in September I was interviewed for an article on Donald Trump for CNN.com. It was published today.

Back when I was originally interviewed I shared the news with my Facebook page, and was met with some expressions of concern as to whether I’d be treated fairly… it being CNN and all… The interview was conducted via email, so I had a copy of everything I was asked and everything I responded with. Was I treated fairly? I’ll let you decide. Click here to read the article. The entirety of my e...

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