From the Inside Flap
Praise for Saving the Bill of Rights "Miniter can think, write, and throw a punch. This is an entertaining and incisive defense of our liberties. You can try to pry the Bill of Rights from Miniter's cold, dead fingers."
--Rich Lowry, editor of
National Review "True appreciation for freedom's value requires recognition of its fragility.
Saving the Bill of Rights deserves a place in every American home, classroom, and courthouse."
--Wayne LaPierre, Executive Vice President, National Rifle Association
"Clearly written, and propelled by vivid anecdotes to put a human face on the principles of law, Frank Miniter's superb argument in favor of our most basic rights and the document that sustains them shouldn't be necessary...but it is."
--Stephen Hunter, author of bestselling novels
Point of Impact; I, Sniper; and others
"The government established by America's founders to safeguard the rights of citizens has begun dismantling them instead. People call daily about this intrusion into their lives. Frank Miniter's
Saving the Bill of Rights shows us how to restore constitutional rights...and liberty for all."
--Lars Larson, national radio talk host
"Frank Miniter's superbly written and cogently argued book should be read by all Americans who value their freedoms, which are rapidly being taken away."
--David Horowitz, author of
A Point in Time; Reforming Our Universities; and others
From the Back Cover
Praise for Saving the Bill of Rights
Miniter can think, write, and throw a punch. This is an entertaining and incisive defense of our liberties. You can try to pry the Bill of Rights from Miniter s cold, dead fingers.
Rich Lowry, editor of National Review
True appreciation for freedom s value requires recognition of its fragility. Saving the Bill of Rights deserves a place in every American home, classroom, and courthouse.
Wayne LaPierre, Executive Vice President, National Rifle Association
Clearly written, and propelled by vivid anecdotes to put a human face on the principles of law, Frank Miniter s superb argument in favor of our most basic rights and the document that sustains them shouldn t be necessarybut it is.
Stephen Hunter, author of bestselling novels Point of Impact; I, Sniper; and others
The government established by America s founders to safeguard the rights of citizens has begun dismantling them instead. People call daily about this intrusion into their lives. Frank Miniter s Saving the Bill of Rights shows us how to restore constitutional rightsand liberty for all.
Lars Larson, national radio talk host
Frank Miniter s superbly written and cogently argued book should be read by all Americans who value their freedoms, which are rapidly being taken away.
David Horowitz, author of A Point in Time; Reforming Our Universities; and others
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About the Author
Frank Miniter has floated the Amazon, run with the bulls of Pamplona, hunted everything from bear in Russia to elk with the Apache to kudu in the Kalahari, and he has fly-fished everywhere from Alaska’s Kenai to Scotland’s River Spey to Japan’s freestone streams. Along the way he was taught to box by Floyd Patterson, spelunked into Pompey’s Cave, climbed everywhere from New York’s Gunks to the Rockies, and studied Kenkojuku Karate with Sensei Masakazu Takahashi. He graduated from the oldest private military academy in the United States, a place that still teaches honor and old-school gentlemanly conduct. He believes that American men need this book because too many have forgotten—or never been taught—the gentleman’s code of honor.
He is the author of several books, including the bestselling Ultimate Man’s Survival Guide and The Politically Incorrect Guide to Hunting, has won numerous awards for his outdoors and conservation writing, and has contributed articles to Forbes, National Review, The Washington Times, The Washington Examiner, Foxnews.com, and many other outlets. He was a senior editor at Outdoor Life magazine and an executive editor at American Hunter magazine. Currently, he is editor in chief of the NRA’s political magazine, America’s 1st Freedom.
