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Dedicated staffer, Nick Taft, exits the halls of Congress for an eye-opening journey through Washington’s lobbying world awash in money and bereft of morality. Joining the ACC, a well-connected communications coalition, he learns through Kale McDermott, a seasoned lobbyist, the ways of survival in Washington’s power grid. Along the way he discovers how well-intentioned politicians are so often persuaded against their better judgment: money. Assigned to cover Montana for his coalition, he befriends powerful Senator Clarence Waters, whose staffers’ antics quickly place him on the edge of criminal activity. But Nick needs their boss’s support, and the embattled third-term incumbent needs help from every financial source, including Nick. Desperate to secure his own career and guarantee the reelection of Senator Waters, Nick is swept into a gold mining company’s campaign finance scheme. But the miners’ lawyer manipulates a twisted strategy by engaging a Mexican drug cartel that leads Nick into the middle of the vast and often dangerous Crow Reservation.In his second novel, Roger Fleming takes on the dual beasts of DC lobbying and the dark side of campaign finance. His insider’s view alternates between the ethically threadbare lobbying world of the 1990s to a meth-addled campaign trail in 2006 that together determine the outcome of one of America’s closest and most consequential U.S. Senate elections of the early 21st Century.     Roger Fleming, who is also the author of Majority Rules, was born and raised in Florida. He served as Legislative Director to U.S. Congressman E. Clay Shaw, Jr., as Majority and Minority Counsel on the Judiciary Committee of the U.S. House of Representatives, and as a political appointee in the Administration of President George H.W. Bush. Roger is a graduate of Emory University and lives in Alexandria, Virginia

In the light of widespread incomplete understanding and appreciation of the powerful and successful system of Capitalism, Dr. Wood has undertaken the project of clarification of the true concepts of the system that took this United States from its small, impoverished state to become the most powerful nation among the countries of the world. By stark contrast, the failure of Socialism, the competing system of societal thought and organization, nonetheless, still enjoys a large, but unwarranted, support due to extensive educational one-sided indoctrination. It is surprising that so much of the program of the socialist agenda by gradual infiltration has become a part of today's political discourse and law.

This is the biography, not of an individual but of a small military unit, the 8th Tank Battalion, 4th Armored Division (1943-1946). Combat with the German Army was the destiny of this Battalion. Nothing in my long, full life could compare with the priceless opportunity that I had to command the men of the 8th Tank Battalion. This is their story.

It is the summer of 1952, and the Korean War has settled into a bitter and deadly stalemate along the 38th Parallel. In disfavor with his CIA superiors, Jim Colling has been reassigned as an infantry officer, and sent to the front lines in Korea, where it is not long before he finds himself in the midst of a Chinese "human wave" assault. While Colling is recovering from wounds received in the attack; his old friend, Colonel Quarles, calls on him to rescue a Congressman's son from a Communist Chinese prisoner of war camp in Manchuria. Colling once again must bring all his experience and talent for deception to what may be the most difficult and dangerous task he has yet faced.

In the late 20th Century, unprecedented immigration changed completely the cultural foundations of the United States . As new majorities took over, a counter migration began as Americans moved back to ancestral countries. By 2038 the country had a new demographic make up, so Congress empowered a Constitutional Convention to decide the future composition of the country. Some states chose annexation into Canada, Mexico, or Caribe, while others combined into new countries. In 2040 the United States was dissolved by Congress. Another event of the time was climate change that caused most of the United States to be draught stricken except the Northern Appalachians where the United States constructed a huge artificial aquifer. By 2050, Atlantica, a new country, controlled the aquifer and unexpectedly decided to use this water resource to gain concessions from its neighboring countries. This act violated UN mandates and threatened Hemispheric peace. This is the scenario for Kurt Sloan, who decides to escape Atlantica by hiking a long forgotten trail. His journey, filled with unexpected events and people, is woven with these natural and human changes in the world of 2050.

In the last days of the Yuan Dynasty, a visionary Mongol leader struggles to save his command from destruction awaiting his people in a convulsing China. A shaman describes a land of endless prairie and scattered tribes far to the east across frozen seas in this tale of what might have happened if Mongols discovered America before Europeans.

Dr. Hise dedicates this book to the many God-fearing, family-loving, and hardworking men who are being savagely victimized--through extramarital affairs, physical and mental abuse, uncontrolled spending, and more--by the women in their lives.

The unique perspective of Colonel Polk's letters to his wife provide a firsthand and personal account of the campaign to defeat the Nazi army in France and Germany.

Sumner provides vignettes of his experiences that will appeal to anyone interested in America's involvement in world affairs, beginning with World War II to the present.

WITH CONCEALED WEAPON PERMITS SPREADING ACROSS THE COUNTRY AND WITH THE VAST MAJORITY OF STATES ALLOWING CITIZENS TO BE ARMED, THE JUSTICE COOPERATIVE IS THE RIGHT BOOK AT THE RIGHT TIME.