Jedediah Bila

Many of us often use the phrase. “It’s time to get this country back on track.” That’s most definitely true. However, in order to be fully committed to that task, it is essential that we understand the depth of what we’re rallying against and what the manifestation of the antithesis of Americanism really looks like. [...]

When I pick up a book, the thing I want most is to feel that the author has invited me on a journey, one where I can see, hear, and almost touch the world the writer has awakened. Sarah Palin’s America by Heart: Reflections on Family, Faith, and Flag does just that. The writer’s voice [...]

It salutes one of the greatest speeches of all time, which sought to unify a divided America in the name of freedom. It honors the passing on of patriotism from one generation to another. And it has been composed by an artist and entrepreneur who courageously served our country in the armed forces and has [...]

When the going gets tough, it’s time for straight talk.  It’s time to say what needs to be said, without all of the lofty rhetoric.  That’s precisely what Sean Hannity does in Conservative Victory:  Defeating Obama’s Radical Agenda. Hannity’s style is approachable and no-nonsense, much like the down to earth, call it like he sees [...]

In No Apology: The Case for American Greatness, Mitt Romney discusses many foreign policy and domestic issues facing America and suggests solutions he believes will lead to a more safe and robust nation. Special attention is paid to national security, economic productivity, education, energy, and cultural fortitude. The overall tone of the text is analytical. [...]

“…If I ever had a chance to serve my fellow citizens, I would do so, and I’d work for the ordinary, hardworking people—like everyone who was a part of my ordinary, hardworking world.”—Sarah Palin, Going Rogue: An American Life Sarah Palin’s Going Rogue: An American Life, a title she likely chose to pay witty tribute [...]

Riveting, edifying, and judicious are just a few of the words I’d employ to describe Michelle Malkin’s latest, Culture of Corruption.  In one of the most well investigated pieces I’ve examined to date, Malkin adeptly juxtaposes Barack Obama’s hope and change rhetoric to his repeated pampering of lobbyists, tax cheats, unscrupulous corporate lawyers, and fraudulent [...]

“Of course, history shows that man will starve and freeze if he relies on the government for his sustenance-and surrender his liberty as well.”-Mark Levin, Liberty and Tyranny It would be a wild understatement to assert that Mark Levin’s Liberty and Tyranny: A Conservative Manifesto is empowering, captivating, and enlightening. In his two-hundred and five [...]