Catalog of Interviews and Bits

Guest Opportunity: Howard VanEs – Self-Publishing Expert, Amazon Best Selling Author and President of “Let’s write Books, Inc.”

From the mother who instantly downloads an eBook for their five-year old daughter while waiting in the dentist office, to the commuter who is listening to an audiobook on their way to work, to a person loading multiple books onto a Kindle device as they get ready for vacation, the way we are reading books is dramatically changing.

Underlying this shift in reading habits has been the introduction of the digital platforms such as Kindle or ePUB which make the access to books almost instantaneous. The digital platform also makes it easier for publishers to create books in different formats from paperback to eBook to audiobook and hardback. Anyone with a smartphone, computer, or tablet can easily download a book and start reading, almost anywhere in the world!

TEXAS CHURCH MASSACRE SHOWS CHURCH GOERS SHOULD BE ARMED

In the wake of the Texas church massacre, both sides of the gun debate are weighing in. Available for interviews on the pro-gun side are:

Alan Gottlieb, founder of Second Amendment Foundation, for TV interviews.

Dave Workman, senior editor of The Gun Mag for Radio Interviews.

Both expert guests address the question of Should Church Goers be armed? Both say yes.

Alan Gottlieb’s editorial published on Nov. 6, 2017 in USA Today on this subject:

https://www.usatoday.com/story/opinion/2017/11/06/trump-right-mental-health-issue-editorials-debates/838221001/

"In Huntsville, Ala., mom Vickie Freeman had wept for joy as she watched Brett Kavanaugh testify before the Senate Judiciary Committee.

And now that he’s been confirmed as the country’s 114th Supreme Court justice, she has a name for herself and other Republican moms galvanized by the tense and partisan confirmation process.

“We are the ‘Mama Bears,’ absolutely,” Freeman told The Post. “And it has really fired us up to vote.”

The bruising Brett Kavanaugh confirmation hearings fueled feminist fury and Democrat disgust across the country — but the hearings also gave the GOP, and Republican mothers in particular, a sense of righteous anger that could turn midterm congressional races red.

Especially in heartland red states, Republicans who are mad about the way Kavanaugh was treated could make the difference for the GOP as it tries to keep control of the House and Senate."

READ MORE: nypost.com/2018/10/07/how-the-nations-mothers-reacted-to-brett-kavanaughs-confirmation/

"House Majority Whip Steve Scalise on Tuesday mocked Hillary Clinton for claiming that Republicans are unable to be civil, and that civility cannot return to Congress until they are defeated.

"You cannot be civil with a political party that wants to destroy what you stand for, what you care about," Clinton said on CNN. "That's why I believe if we fortunate enough to win back the House and, or the Senate, that's when civility can start again."

"But until then, the only thing that the Republicans seem to recognize and respect is strength," she added.

In response, Scalise tweeted, "Seriously, Hillary?"

READ: www.washingtonexaminer.com/news/steve-scalise-mocks-clinton-seriously-hillary

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About Richard Kuritz:

Richard Kuritz Is a Political Scientist, Writer, PR Strategist and Carpenter.

He is an unapologetic New Yorker who transplanted his tribe from the NY tundra to San

Diego sunshine over three decades ago.

His background includes securities, finance, construction and elected office.

Currently, Rich works as a Media Relations Specialist, bringing experts to media around

the country.

Richard’s independent perspective on America crosses party lines and is anchored in

common sense and the Constitution. He resides in the San Diego sunshine with his high

school sweetheart, their enormous dog and has too many books-in-progress. His

commentary is found in columns, national magazines and on radio across the country.