LIBSYN - Nothing Left w/ Evan Barker
Fundraiser turned author Evan Barker joins the ladies to discuss her new book Nothing Left: Confessions of a Democratic Operative .
THEFEDERALIST (Chris Bray) - Tedious Legacy Media Midwits Hate JD Vance’s New Book About Faith
Vance isn't writing as a theologian, and he's not claiming expertise. He's explicitly describing a journey through years of confusion, as a man who was lost and then found his way to something that he now embraces as home.
THEAMERICANCONSERVATIVE (Clare Anne Ath) - Somebody’s Got to Build It
A new book examines J.D. Vance and the end of libertarian illusions. The post Somebody’s Got to Build It appeared first on The American Conservative .
Politics Somebody’s Got to Build It A new book examines J.D. Vance and the end of libertarian illusions. J.D. Vance’s ascent from Rust Belt despair to vice-presidential power is more than political theater. It signals a fundamental rupture in conservative thought, one that Frank DeVito’s JD Vance and the Future of the Republican Party takes seriously as both biography and diagnosis. The subtext throughout is class. Vance’s rise captures the voice of forgotten workers, fractured families, and a culture frayed by globalization. When factories shuttered and communities crumbled, many fathers found themselves adrift, their roles…Open
AI:Frank DeVito’s new book, JD Vance and the Future of the Republican Party, explores J.D. Vance's political ascent as a fundamental shift away from failed libertarian illusions toward a conservatism rooted in class consciousness and human dignity. The work traces Vance’s journey from a chaotic Appalachian upbringing to his role as Vice President, framing him as a diagnostician of the decline caused by globalization and "line go up" economics that prioritizes GDP over families and communities. By bridging MAGA populism with Catholic social teaching, Vance advocates for pro-worker tariffs, family tax credits, and manufacturing revival to restore the dignity of the American worker. While the book examines his pragmatic approach to…Open