The Informed Republic: A Guide To Liberty, Freedom, And Real Self-Government

IN AN ERA when people are more than happy to exclaim their love of freedom, liberty, and independence while disempowering themselves by clasping to authority to control their neighbors, The Informed Republic dives into the ideals and actions of what makes a republic and why democracy is the recipe for destruction. Through a general examination of history this book informs the average person of the actual use and record of republics the US Founders themselves researched so it might be achieved today, in purer form.

Well-known historians of old and some of the world’s greatest thinkers on liberty are referenced, such as: Socrates, Marcus Tullius Cicero, Niccolò Machiavelli, John Locke and American Founders such as Thomas Jefferson and James Madison. Prepare yourself to be exposed to positions on the subject of individual liberty your schooling only half-heartedly taught you, so that you would be just free enough to happily do as you are told.

After this work, you will KNOW what freedom, liberty, self-government and republics are.

C.D. Ginsburg is a native Coloradan who lives rurally with his family. He has a long background in analytics, quality assurance, customer service, and radio entertainment. He worked for the world's top video game companies in the early 2000s, and for years had his own political talk radio show in Colorado Springs, broadcast across the globe. He has been engaged in liberty-based political groups in his hometown. He was instrumental in helping 2010 gubernatorial candidate Tom Tancredo get airplay to be heard, aiding him in getting over 36 percent of the state's vote as a third-party candidate. He has been a stay-at-home dad to raise his child over the later years but returned to radio during the 2020 lockdown scheme as an advocate for individual freedoms against the criminal activities of a self-destructive government. Despite his willingness to help the liberty cause Ginsburg is not big on being a part of groups for group think's sake. Independence and liberty are his primary ideals. He would rather be at home on his land with his family then clump together with masses shouting collective slogans to enslave his neighbors, but he's not above a good legitimate public rally in support of the real ideals America was Founded on-life, liberty, and the pursuit of personal happiness.