The Destruction of Liberty
Xulon Press presents a thought-provoking political commentary explaining how progressives are seeking to deceive the American public, bringing about a “regression” to a past darker age.
Events and Cultural Trends of Recent Years Compelled Author to Voice His Concerns About the Future of America
Xulon Press presents a thought-provoking political commentary explaining how progressives are seeking to deceive the American public, bringing about a “regression” to a past darker age.
2024-05-09
MAITLAND, FL—Author Jon Anthony Hauser provides readers with his compelling perspective about the future of America in The Destruction of Liberty: Creating the American Socialist Aristocracy ($22.49, paperback, 9781662897542; $39.49, dust jacket, 9781662897559; $9.99, e-book, 9781662897566).
Before joining the private sector, Hauser spent ten years immersed in the political arena, where he developed the conviction that the U.S.A. is careening down a road to destruction. He believes that self-proclaimed progressives come to power using the rhetoric of fairness, equity and inclusion, but almost inevitably end up looking down from an ivory tower, not hesitating to do so for their own personal gain at every opportunity. Hauser’s book examines this enlightening perspective and more through history, politics, economics, culture, spirituality and a bit of common sense. Readers will appreciate his thoughtful examination that surveys the landscape of current events and social trends to explain how these “progressives actually seek to deceive the American public.”
Hauser’s petition to the nation says, “If we humans, deeply flawed as we all are, blithely persist in discounting the evidence presented to us by our own history, we do so at the peril of our own lives and liberties. But even worse, we will do so at the peril of the future generations to come.”
Jon Anthony Hauser was raised on a dairy farm in Northern Wisconsin. By age 21, he graduated cum laude from Monmouth College in Illinois with degrees in Political Science and History, awarded Departmental Honors and named a Senate Scholar by that institution. Hauser was also inducted into the Phi Alpha Theta international historical honor society. Following college, he spent the next decade immersed in the ultra-competitive arena of politics and political campaigns. Frustrated by the refusal of politicians and the career bureaucrats to put the interests of the people ahead of their own ideological bias and personal motives, Hauser joined the private sector. However, he continued to nurture his other great passion, history. He has written and published two historical novels that explore life during the time of the First Crusade, Road to Byzantium and Beyond Byzantium. Hauser looks forward to focusing once again on his scholarly pursuits in the field of history, but the events and cultural trends of recent years have compelled him to voice his concerns about the future of America.
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