Brian W. Kelly

We must give US millennials the help they need to live the American Dream. No generation as a whole in history has ever been subject to the ridicule that is meted out to millennials on a daily basis. Some say millennials deserve the put-downs and some say they don't. In the midst of all these put-downs of the "snowflake" generation, it sure seems one big fact has been lost: Millennials are people too And, they are a lot nicer than most other people think. That does not mean that they do not deserve the rap that they have gotten. Think about the story of the Yale Professor who had to give his suffering students an optional midterm because they were upset with Donald Trump's victory. Online comments about this were plentiful with the usual mocks about the snowflake generation, the spoiled, entitled babies, raised to love only themselves, coddled by their parents and adorned with participation trophies that everybody received. Growing up in the age of social media made this generation obsessed with instant gratification. Things have gone bad for millennials as they reached adult-hood and even before. They need again the kind of great reinforcement that they had in T-Ball through adolescence when the participation trophies were the rage. Today, they get their kicks by being rewarded with online actions such as a "like" or "retweet." The US workplace was not ready for millennials and maybe that's why, so many are still unemployed. Of course, it might also be that foreign nationals took their jobs. At work, if they can find a job, needy millennials like that feely-good stuff just like the social "likes" and "retweets." They'll even settle for constructive criticism if that's all a peer can muster but they would prefer lots of reinforcement or praise, especially from a manager. This need was not in their original genes; but the need seeped in as dose after dose, feely-good stuff was always the remedy. Even good dads had a hard time denying them. Millennials are known as the selfish generation. It is said that they need to look up the meaning of the word, friend, each time somebody accuses them of being one. They are tarred with being the lazy and entitled generation, because from my observations, they often behave that way. Sometimes I wonder if I am the only one who sees it? Maybe they have a really valid beef with life. Their generation is saddled with $1.45 billion in student loan debt. That would keep many smiles down. This book is written for the flawless millennials, so they can see their flaws as others see them and know why they have them. It is written for moms and dads and kindergarten teachers and lots of others, hoping that we never put out a group of participation trophy winners like this ever again. This author believes that being a millennial is not a terminal disease and the more the patient knows about herself, the easier the cure will be.

This book, Solved II , addresses Obamacare, Social Security Recipients, and Staggering Student DebtsLike its predecessor book Solved , which deals with solutions for 60 million illegal residents in America, this book also has a unique structure. It consists of three different chapters taken from a book titled, Top Ten American Political Books for 2018. The three extracted chapters in this book (titles below) are synopses of three books I had written to solve three distinct problems that have been nagging Congressional Representatives of the people and Presidents for several years: -Obamacare: A One-Line Repeal-Boost Social Security Now -Wipe Out All Student Debt Now The original full book titles shown above were written in the fall of 2017. The solutions described in these books solve (1) the problem of a government takeover of healthcare, (2) the problem of losing an entire generation of our best and brightest to student loan debt, and (3) The problem of government cheating on inflation, leading to the elderly at the door of the poorhouse. Besides solving a big problem with illegal residents, a topic covered in the predecessor book Solved , this book takes on three of the biggest challenges facing various segments of America at home today. I think you will see major value in the solutions.

We did our part in bringing all of these patriotic solutions to you in their full versions and now again in this Whitman's Sampler, CliffsNotes-like version. In each chapter of this sampler, you'll find an introduction, followed by a Preface and a few chapter pieces. To differentiate chapters of the patriotic book from the synopsis books, we use a Ch designator rather than the word Chapter, followed by the Chapter number. That's all we need right here for an intro. A more detailed intro is provided in Chapter 1. Here are the titles of the Top 6 American Patriotic Books for 2018. Enjoy - The Bill of Rights by Founder James Madison The story of the Bill of Rights and a detailed look at each one.- The Founding of America The essential American story from pre-colonial to post-revolutionary times- Winning Back America The Days of Americans as Political Chumps Are Over - The Constitution Companion A guide to reading and comprehending the constitution of the USA- The Constitution by Hamilton, Jefferson, & Madison From the pen of the founders - the Constitution- It's Time for the John Doe Party Can we still count on Republicans for the heavy lifting?

This book relies on the Constitution, the founding documents, Articles of Association, Declaration of Rights and Grievances, Declaration of Independence, and the Bill of Rights to present an accurate picture of how badly our Congressional representatives have taxed us to the hilt without any concern for representing even one of us. Taxation without Representation, the book, unearths and explores a massive dilemma for U. S. Citizens. The US began without representation. The English Parliament provided none. Then, the Colonies fought a war of independence to acquire representation. Now, our beloved representatives have fallen for the candy-coated wiles of the new kids on the block--obscenely rich mega-corporations, lobbyists with party-invitations in Washington, and members of the establishment of both parties. If only our representatives were honest, this book would not be necessary. This book offers a walk-though about how our government once was, how it improved, and how it again eroded in this our age, and the country regressed from freedom to a new set of oppressive roots. Former president Obama made racism worse while racism had become a moot issue in a period in which blacks had accepted whites and vice-versa. Why Obama chose to make everybody in America a racist, or an accused racist whether black, or white, is a question only the former president can answer. Nonetheless, that is what he did. Obama appears to be a permanent enigma. The book highlights the major issues affecting the American worker, particularly the wholesale exportation of jobs to legal and illegal foreign nationals. The book also discusses how both political parties are preventing independent candidates from appearing on ballots and the problems presented by voting machines surreptitiously designed with technology that enables an interested party's surrogates to manipulate and even override the people's choices. Our representative democratic republic is definitely in trouble. We have the biggest bumbling set of idiots ever supposedly representing us, while scobbing up every perquisite possible for themselves. While pointing out definitively that we pay too much in taxes, this book also offers a number of unique solutions to help get us back on a track of which the founders would smile. You will too. Enjoy You and Brian W. Kelly know that because our representatives in the House, the Senate, in state legislatures and city councils have forgotten their duties as representatives of the people, we had to call them on it. Additionally, the president, the governors, the mayors, and other prefects of the people in the executive branches of governments across the land have conveniently forgotten that the primary fundamentals of our representative constitutional democracy (republic) starts with representation. They get paid for one thing, representation, and it is the last thing on their mind. "No taxation without representation" was the catch phrase in the period of 1763-1776 to summarize the major grievance of the American colonists in the Thirteen American Colonies, incipient kernels of what would later become the United States of America. When King George III of England and the English Parliament began to impose new taxes on the colonists (Stamp Act, Intolerable Acts, etc.) without their concurrence, Reverend Jonathan Mayhew of Boston coined this term during one of his sermons in Boston. Another Bostonian, a politician by the speak of the day, James Otis, changed this just a bit and he is well known for the phrase, "taxation without representation is tyranny." Tyranny it was and in this book, you will see that tyranny it surely is again. In 1773, American Colonists violently opposed the tax on tea imports at the most celebrated Tea Party of all time. Kelly captures the notion that before Donald J. Trump, the government of the past president was not interested in what was best for America.

We did our part in bringing all of the domestic solutions for illegal residents to you in their full versions and now again in this mini sampling of the Whitman's Sampler / CliffsNotes-like versions. In each of the three chapters of this mini sampler, you'll find a book purpose section followed by an introduction, followed by a Preface and a few chapters. To differentiate chapters of sampler book from the about books, we use a Ch designation rather than Chapter, followed by the Chapter number. That's all we need right here for an intro. Here are the titles of the three immigration books that are part of the Top Ten American Political Books for 2018. Enjoy Look specifically for this book at #s 7, 8, & 10. We show the other titles as they exist in the Top 10 book, which is the reference source. 1. Taxation Without Representation Fourth Edition-- Can the U. S. avoid another "Boston Tea Party?" 2. DELETE the EPA EPA agenda is not to save human lives. Is its insidious goal world population control? 3. Deport All Millennials Now It ought to be easy. They'll line up like it's a free vacation4. No Free Lunch-Pay Back Welfare The first book that recommends that welfare should not be free money5. Wipe Out All Student Debt Now Unique solutions to the $1.45 Trillion debt accumulation 6. Boost Social Security Now A solution to get Seniors out of the poorhouse; Hey buddy, can you spare a dime?7. Legalizing Illegal Aliens Via Resident Visas A great Americans-first plan which saves $trillions. Learn how 8. Pay-To-Go--An America-first immigration fix. No more deportations, except for bad guys9. Obamacare: A One-Line Repeal Congress must get this done.10.60 Million Illegals in America A simple, America-first solution

Ten years ago, when I wrote a book titled Taxation without Representation, in my research, I discovered four great essays by Thomas Dawson that fit the purposes of my book. I included all four essays as separate chapters in the book. Mr. Thomas Dawson was very kind in granting me permission to use his well-written essays in the book and I expressed my appreciation. In the 4th Edition of the book, I could no longer find Dawson's essays at the chronicle.com website which is now defunct. So, I decided that I would release his essays under a separate title rather than bury them in the middle of my book. I wrote Mr. Dawson again and the email did not bounce back but I received no acknowledgment for this recent request. They address areas in which all of us have an interest-immigration, illegal foreign nationals, cheap labor, unions, and greedy corporations. I hope you enjoy these essays as much as I.

Prolific author Brian Kelly produces so many books in a given year even his family cannot explain how he does it. His most popular books throughout the years, such as Great Moments in Alabama Football, have focused primarily on sports themes, but that is not his original claim to fame. Kelly's initial prior experience was problem solving in information technology and later political diagnosis and remedies. His U. S. domestic policy recommendations are second to none. Anyone in the patriotic or conservative world who finds themselves flirting with finding an innovative solution to the domestic ills that have been eluding supposed experts for far too long will find their needs more than satisfied by one of Kelly's refreshing works. For open minded liberals or progressives, many of his answers can be hung on either side of the aisle. Kelly's solutions are deceptively simple and occasionally counterintuitive at first glance. One's first question may be, "Can something so simple actually solve the problem?" After reading further and understanding his proposals, Kelly aspires to allow a new world of thought to unfold before the eyes and instill the positive belief that many of the nation's seemingly intractable maladies are indeed curable. Historically, great thinkers and influential problem solvers possess an uncanny ability to translate otherwise arduous complex notions into language that any audience can readily understand. Kelly prides himself on cutting through argument, debate and doubt, and offers solutions that all can process and appreciate. Brian's plain talk solutions are authentic, cogent, clear, and palpable, quite unlike rocket science. He reveals a logical path for readers that culminate in "Of course " rather than "What? "Brian has been quietly solving domestic problems for many years with various iterations of books that in 2017 have all been fine-tuned to meet the needs of today. Even his early books, such as No Taxation Without Representation, were considered groundbreaking. The 2017 editions of all of Kelly's books written to solve America's most urgent domestic issues are his most refined yet. His readers are continually amazed that a layman who spent his life as a technician for IBM could redeploy his analytical and problem-solving skills to the broader challenges facing America. He has accomplished this repeatedly and in 2017, he has done it again by preparing the fixes that the Congress and the President can deploy in 2018. With this book of synopses, Brian Kelly now has one hundred and forty-six books to his credit. They vividly describe various aspects of American life. A good many of Kelly's 2017 books specify how the nation can address its many challenges in the current century.

In this book, your author suggests that no lunch should be free. When the needy have eaten and are full, and they are recovered, they can pay back the cost of the lunch, and they should. Somebody paid for it. Welfare and free healthcare should not be viewed as a gift but instead a lifetime loan that can be paid back when the needy are no longer helpless. If there is no recovery, there need be no payback. That's the American way. President Bush and President Obama both agreed that a database of health records needed to be established on behalf of the people. It is a good idea. There needs to be a record of each citizen in the United States so that it will be much easier to get a full picture of a patient in any medical provider setting from doctor's offices, laboratories, imaging, and other specialties. Dollars owed by all can also be kept in the database. Most Americans are aware of the major battle on health insurance and healthcare "reform" as in Obamacare. After seven years, it continues in the Halls of Congress. A Democratic Congress and the former POTUS decided by themselves to spend a trillion dollars on a government take-over of healthcare in 2010. They knew it would possibly improve the lives of just 17% of the people and seven years later the number has not been achieved as just 10 million in total are signed up. Obamacare usage is so insignificant, it should be on nobody's agenda. When the bill passed, Congress willfully disrupted the lives of the other 83% of Americans by providing them with less healthcare, less medical provider choices, huge deductibles, and more taxes. You cannot take $700 billion from Medicare for Obamacare and make Medicare better. It is insane. Perhaps Senior Citizens will have to find employment again to buy back what was stolen by government without their permission? Obamacare's big users get big welfare subsidies to afford it or nobody would be enrolled. The big winners of course are trial lawyers and the big insurance companies while the people have been left holding the bag, healthcare has become the biggest welfare expense. In this book, we introduce the notion that all welfare should be paid back. We show both sides of the welfare story and offer some unique thoughts about how welfare can become an item that is paid back when people are doing well. There is no free lunch and this book shows the technology solutions that can help the US help you avoid having to pick up the tab. We enjoy describing how to account for any freeloader who takes from the system. What happens today if somebody on welfare for 50 years wins a couple hundred million on the Powerball? You bet, we solve that problem. It's in here.

"A wonderful town makes Christmas all the better." Wilkes-Barre, PA may not be Bedford Falls but it is a great place to lead a wonderful life. It may not be Mayberry, but it is my hometown. Wilkes-Barre is the setting of this light-hearted story of a young Wilkes-Barre boy with a 26" bike. The boy had a burning desire to have a train set to go around the family Christmas tree each year. This story is true and it really did happen in Wilkes-Barre, PA., a real city. It takes the reader on a journey using a 26" 1950's style homemade bicycle starting from when the boy was five years old and it ends when he is nine. Either a miracle happens or the Christmas Spirit or Santa or all three bring forth one of the happiest and most amazing moments that any child can experience in a lifetime. Not all stories - even Christmas stories end well. This incredible story will not disappoint any reader once you mount the 26" bike right next to the young boy as he goes through the preparations and the work efforts and adventures within this story. The ending is outstanding. If it were not true, it would still make a great Christmas story. Since it is true, it makes it even more special, especially for me. I am the boy in the story. Thank you for reading it... It could only happen in a great town such as Wilkes-Barre, PA

This is the story of a young boy with a 26" bike, who had a burning desire to have a train set to go around the family Christmas tree each year. This story is true. It takes the reader on a journey using a 26 inch 1950's style homemade bicycle starting from when the boy was five years old and it ends when he is nine. Either a miracle happens or the Christmas Spirit or Santa or all three bring forth one of the happiest and most amazing moments that any child can experience in a lifetime. Not all stories - even Christmas stories end well. This incredible story will not disappoint any reader once you mount the 26" bike right next to the young boy as he goes through the preparations and the work efforts and adventures within this story. The ending is outstanding. If it were not true, it would still make a great Christmas story. Since it is true, it makes it even more special, especially for me. I am the boy in the story. Thank you for reading it...

Despite what Democrats wanting to make Obama a modern saint will say; most thinking Americans hate Obamacare because they do not want the government in charge of their healthcare. It is that simple. Americans know that the guy who gets all the political jobs will be designated in their neighborhood as the guy who determines who gets what treatment. Health insurance will no longer matter. Johnny B. Good, the guy who put up the spite fence next door to you-the guy with the four Pit Bulls, will cup his hands to his face after you make your plea, and then he will decide if your operation is needed. Your money won't matter when Johnny from the Neighborhood is in charge. That alone scares Americans to death. Americans are not happy with Obamacare's increasing premium costs and its increasing share of deductibles, and they don't like that Doctors are dropping out of the program like flies giving decreasing access to professionals Americans know what they don't like. They know what they do like. They know that they do not want the government, especially neighborhood guys like Johnny B. Good making health decisions for their family. I applaud the efforts of good and honest US representatives willing to put a steel tip on their shoe and boot Obamacare out of town for good. President Trump intrinsically knows how to do business logically without convoluted rules. The plan outlined right here in this book shows how our wonderful President can use the simplest methodology ever to repeal and replace Obamacare with a market based solution-exactly the way he promised during the campaign. I predict that you will read this book from cover to cover in one sitting.

Americans who hate corruption should love what the founders gave us in The Bill of Rights. Learn about your rights and freedoms by reading The Bill of Rights. After understanding the Constitution, this is the best thing you can do to understand your role in assuring our great form of government. Our nation, our freedom and our liberties are being attacked today by corrupt left-leaning anti-American politicians. This book is one of the tools needed to stop them. It does not get any better than reading this crisp copy of The Bill of Rights by James Madison. It is the best means for anybody who is reengaging with America or to give to a friend or relative who needs a nudge to understand what would be lost without our Constitution and Bill of Rights... or worst yet, without America as founded. Even if you learned civics years ago, knowledge of which, by the way, is hard to find today, more than likely you are unsure of what America offers in the way of rights, and powers, and the duties for Americans to achieve them. This book has been written as a first step to help you be better prepared to react to the over-reach of corrupt politicians at the highest levels of government. Know your rights or lose your rights Without the knowledge that you can gain easily in this book, for example, you might think that your representatives in Congress hold all the cards, and that mum is the word. You may think that you can speak freely only in the free speech zones of American universities. If you feel pressure to behave in a politically-correct fashion, this book is your first antidote to coming out of the funk and the group-think, and thinking again for yourself. Just because powerful elite officials, who are part of the corrupt establishment in both political Parties choose to ignore our rights and freedoms does not mean we must endure tyranny. The first step of course is to understand the most basic written precepts in the Constitution and the fully described Bill of Ten written by Patriot President James Madison well before he ascended to the presidency of the USA. Madison would tell you that today ladies & gentlemen, reading this book is a must.

Americans who hate corruption should love what the founders gave us in The Bill of Rights. Learn about your rights and freedoms by reading The Bill of Rights. After understanding the Constitution, this is the best thing you can do to understand your role in assuring our great form of government. Our nation, our freedom and our liberties are being attacked today by corrupt left-leaning anti-American politicians. This book is one of the tools needed to stop them. It does not get any better than reading a crisp copy of The Bill of Rights by James Madison. It is the best means for anybody who is reengaging with America or to give to a friend or relative who needs a nudge to understand what would be lost without our Constitution and Bill of Rights... or worst yet, without America as founded. Even if you learned civics years ago, knowledge of which, by the way, is hard to find today, more than likely you are unsure of what America offers in the way of rights, and powers, and the duties for Americans to achieve them. This book has been written as a first step to help you be better prepared to react to the over-reach of corrupt politicians at the highest levels of government. Know your rights or lose your rights Without the knowledge that you can gain easily in this book, for example, you might think that your representatives in Congress hold all the cards, and that mum is the word. You may think that you can speak freely only in the free speech zones of American universities. If you feel pressure to behave in a politically-correct fashion, this book is your first antidote to coming out of the funk and the group-think, and thinking again for yourself. Today more than ever with the government of our past president attempting to regain control of the people, and his leftover deep state officials attempting to un-elect our duly elected president it is a necessity for Americans to know that we run the government and the government does not run us. Americans are not born knowing our rights. Yet, we must know our rights and the protections built into the basic framework of our government formed by the US Constitution and the Bill of Rights or it will be easy to lose them all. Why did we wait so long to find this book? Just because powerful elite officials, who are part of the corrupt establishment in both political Parties choose to ignore our rights and freedoms does not mean we must endure tyranny. The first step of course is to understand the most basic written precepts in the Constitution and the fully described Bill of Ten written by Patriot President James Madison well before he ascended to the presidency of the USA. Madison would tell you that today ladies & gentlemen, reading this book is a must.

This is a Guide to Reading and Comprehending The Constitution of the United States of America. A great book on the Constitution titled: The Constitution by Hamilton, Jefferson, Madison, et al., written and edited by Brian W. Kelly is available on Amazon & KindleYour objective for this books should be to study the Companion to learn the Constitution Using this Companion book is the best way to read and comprehend the Constitution of the United States. It is the best approach you can take to understand our great form of government. This companion book works with any unabridged edition of the Constitution as freely available on the Internet. Brian Kelly's The Constitution by Hamilton. Jefferson, Madison, et al. is a very suitable edition. It is available in paperback or download form from Amazon or Kindle. This Companion to the Constitution introduces the Constitution as an empirical guide for learning the basic law of the land. You will no longer need to rely on fake news or an outright lying media for your facts about what is right and wrong about government. This book describes an easy means of understanding the nuances about the processes leading to the Constitution and it presents the Constitution in a highly understandable, highly readable fashion. Just because several powerful people choose to ignore our rights and freedoms does not mean we must endure tyranny. The first step of course is to understand the most basic written precepts of the land. Using this Companion to read the Constitution is a must for every US citizen. You won't want to put this book down once you begin the learning process.

On Mayday, 2017, the Republican Party showed that the will of regular people in the Party mattered not an iota. Republican elite leadership once again turned over the control of the budget to the Democrats. Hard as it is to believe, the truth is more difficult to assimilate than the fake news. Ant-leftists, conservatives, nationalists, and populists and regular Americans for America, who might very well be described simply as Trump voters and loyalists learned a bitter lesson again watching Republican Party leaders give it up for the opposition party. We need a representative party that we can count on. That representation has not been delivered by the weak-kneed, elitist establishment Republican leadership. In the first budget submission of the Trump Administration, they found our backs and stabbed us again. This book describes the values that are no longer important to Republicans and offers a John Doe American solution so that the one-time Party of Lincoln is no longer important to everyday John Does. This book delivers a comprehensive rationale for why the Republican Party must be abandoned in favor of a brand new American Party that we would go well with the name The John Doe Party. The John Doe Party will soon be the rallying party for all the nobodies in America who love America. Gary Cooper and Frank Capra would call us all "John Does." The John Doe Party needs to replace the Republican Party. We do not need a Party that cannot be trusted? Americans believed we threw out the swamp with Donald Trump's election yet, the elite establishment Republicans did not get the message. For example, anybody working on an Omnibus solution regarding the 2017 budget would have designed it for a better America. Republicans unfortunately are way too happy with Obamacare light, the baby killing Planned Parenthood, living without a secure Southern Wall, and the many other dictates imposed from donors and Republican Party elites who cannot understand the people's trust in President Trump. The John Doe Party is the best choice for regular Americans. The immortal Gary Cooper would never let us down.

This book is written for those of us who love Penn State Football and who never doubted JoePa, or have gotten over the false accusations about Joe Paterno. It recounts his inning legacy - each of the 409 games are in this book. Joseph Vincent Paterno is the winningest coach in major College Football. He was not only a great man but he was an outstanding foootball coach. There are many malevolent people in life. We meet them every day. Joe Paterno was not one of them As I researched my first book about Great Moments in Penn State Football, I had to discuss the Sandusky scandal and end that book with the state of the team with the current coach and administration. This book does not address the scandals in any way. Joe Paterno is the winningest Division I coach ever, period. For those of us who care a lot, 409 isn't just about football. It's about great success with honor. I admit that I am a Paterno fan. Reading through Joe Paterno's coaching record, which constitutes better than 60% of Penn State's winning record overall, it is tough to not have him as your # 1 coach of all time. He coached the best players and the best teams of all time. His teams played against the best and he passed an endurance test, coaching into his eighties. Nobody ever expected a Joe Paterno team to lose. I rest my case. You will not be able to put this book down.

he demand for a current edition of this book, first printed in 2016, is so great, that we have decided to make this Second Edition available four years earlier than planned. This book includes the 2016 season and an outlook for a positive future for PSU Football. The book is written for those of us who love Penn State Football. Those who hate PSU football will also want this book so they can get a leg up on the facts missing from the bookshelves of those PSU fans who do not have this book. The book first tells the story about Penn State's founding in 1855 and quickly gets to the first American football game in 1867. From there, the progression leads, to the Penn State's first football game in 1881, then to the first Penn State Football coach George Hoskins in 1892, and of course to the great immortal Penn State coaches-Hugo Bezdek, Bob Higgins, Rip Engle, and Joe Paterno-to the current season Coach James Franklin. This book captures the great moments in Penn State Football. It takes the reader through stories about Penn State's 17 coaches to great stories about 128 seasons worth of great games (1272 games). The book often stops in time and talks about a particular player such as John Cappelletti, Franco Harris, Chuck Fusina, Jack Ham, Jimmy Cefalo, Todd Blackledge, and Lydell Mitchell. You will not be able to put this book down.

The book is written for those of us who love Notre Dame Football and all the outstanding players we have watched perform over the years. Since we cover ND football from the first game in 1887, there surely are some great players highlighted in this book which none of us know. The book first tells the story about how college football began and then on to the first American football game in 1867. From there, the progression leads, to Notre Dame's first football team and its first game in 1887, then to the first Notre Dame team with a coach in 1894. Moving through the years we cover the team of players who served the great immortal Notre Dame coaches-- Rockne, Leahy, Parseghian, Devine, and Holtz, to the current season with Coach Brian Kelly. The emphasis within this book is the players and we take time our regularly to report on great games in which those great players excelled. You're going to love it. It will be like football season is year-round. This book captures the great players in Notre Dame Football. It takes the reader through introductions for Notre Dame's 31 coaches but concentrates on the great players who played like champions today and in days gone by. There are great stories in here about 128 years' worth of great games (1234 games). The book often stops in time and talks about a particular super player such as Johnny Lujack, Paul Hornung, Angelo Bertelli, Gus Dorais, Golden Tate, Knute Rockne, Tony Rice, Jerome Bettis, Vegas Ferguson, Tom Clements, Tommy Rees, George Connor, Nick Buoniconti, & Terry Brennan. You will not be able to put this book down

The book is written for those of us who love Alabama Crimson Tide Football. and its great and storied football players. Crimson Tide football supporters cannot wait until the next UA win. The book is quite simple in that it first tells the story about how the game of football came about in the US; then it describes how Alabama football came into being. Then, we examine the great all-conference and all-American players and other great Alabama players who made the program so successful. Alabama fans know that in 1892, the University's first football team assembled calling itself the "Thin Red Line." From a bit thin in the ranks, to later becoming the crushing "Crimson Tide," this book gets you to the point that you can look at great Alabama players from over the years and enjoy reading about their outstanding accomplishments. You will find highlights of great players in Alabama football and be able to read a narrative of each regarding their exceptional prowess, their impact on Alabama football, and their impact on pro football. To stage the reader for future Alabama greatness, we also recap the 2017 championship game and offer unique insights. Now that the loss to Clemson is behind us all, we can move on to the future greatness we always expect from the Crimson Tide. None of the players highlighted are suggested to be the greatest. They are in this book, which promises to grow over time as great Alabama players. There may be a player who is greater or the greatest ever. I leave that to the pundits and the fans. There are hundreds of great Alabama players from 1892 to today, and we look at many who simply stand-out among their peers. In this book, we find names such as Riley Smith, Harry Gilmer, Bart Starr, Kenny Stabler, AJ McCarron, Joe Namath, Cornelius Bennett, Mark Ingram and others. I can't wait to read this as a finished book. I hope you feel the same way. You will not be able to put this book down

In this book, you will learn about the purpose of the Electoral College and be able to come to your own conclusions about whether the Founders were all wet in the late 1700's and we now need to revert back to the popular vote. In 2016, Hillary Clinton won the Popular vote yet Donald Trump won the presidency. Therefore, many of the political left are crying foul. In 2000, when George Bush was elected president without winning the popular vote the same cry was heard. Neither of these were as bad as in 1824, when John Quincy Adams was elected president despite not winning either the popular vote or the electoral vote. How could this be? Andrew Jackson was the clear winner in both categories. Jackson's popular vote total was 38,000 more than Adams. Moreover, Jackson beat Adams in the electoral vote 99 to 84. Despite being victorious, Jackson did no win the presidency. Why? Andrew Jackson did not reach the majority 131 votes needed in the Electoral College to be declared president. Neither candidate did. So, what happened? The decision was made by the House of Representatives. It was the House-the People's Representatives, which voted Adams into the White House. There were only two other stories like these. In 1876, Rutherford B. Hayes won the election by a margin of just one electoral vote; but he lost the popular vote by more than 250,000 ballots to Samuel J. Tilden. In 1888, Benjamin Harrison received 233 electoral votes to Grover Cleveland's 168, winning the presidency. Harrison lost the popular vote by more than 90,000 votes. Why is this? When U. S. citizens go to the polls to "elect" a president, they are in fact voting for a particular slate of electors, though they vote for a properly named presidential candidate. In almost every state, the candidate who wins the most votes (that is, a plurality) in the state receives all the state's electoral votes. These are electoral votes based on the popular votes. Why is this? You bought this book to find out. Is it a good or is it a bad idea? Is there any rhyme or reason to it? Were the Founders out on a bender the night before they made this decision or was the Electoral College a stroke of genius? This is your best book to discover the answer and for understanding the current system and other possible systems to determine the presidency fairly. Just because powerful people choose to ignore our rights and freedoms does not mean we must endure tyranny. The first step of course is to understand the most basic written precepts in the Constitution. Understanding the role of the Electoral College in our Constitution is of prime importance. Reading this book is a must.