I used to devote all my time to sports photography.  I still do some work, principally for USA Basketball, but decided to work in the field of political influence. During my time as a representative  in membership sales for the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, I learned the importance of a citizen being involved directly with their members of congress.  Despite all their activities with congressmen and their staff, the Chamber encouraged their members to write to their politicians, using their own company or personal letterhead.  The voice of the citizen was that important. A lobby has its mission, but it is limited.  Our government is now unlimited.  It is now deciding educational and social issues that affect all our lives.  So,  I changed my employment from a pure business organization to working with a non-partisan letter writing club that covered all issues.  My experience with this club delivered information that opened my eyes to  what congress was actually doing and how we are being fooled. But, in time,  I questioned the mission of an organization that stood for nothing.  Half the members disagreed with the other half, so the net effect was that a letter writing campaign often sent a neutral message to the politicians - no wonder the congressmen loved it! I then started my own service, using the Constitution as the foundation of any political discourse or influence. As I learned more about the Constitution's design of government, I realized that it made good sense.  Why were people criticizing it's intent?  The answer is as old as society itself, people don't understand what is before them.  They fear that they will lose to  some strange, malevolent forces if they don't seek refuge under some great political figure. The founders saw this coming and warned us of such events and behavior, yet we ignore their warnings.  Few people know of these writings. In my first book, "Initial Points in Politics," I define the initial point of our government.  From that point I provide a model that defines right and left.  And from there I provide a model to gauge the intensities of political acts.  It is unique; I can find no model similar to it in history.  It is now replaced by the new book. The second book, "Arguing for the Constitution" is named for what it does.  It explains why we should go back to a constitutional course of government and why the liberal idea of a "living and breathing" constitution is not only wrong, but destructive for this nation.   My latest book, "The Real Constitution...and it's real enemies" reveals the twisted nature of the political "right versus left" narrative; it is designed to avoid constitutional politics. There is NO other book like it.  There is no other book that shows the blatant disregard for our constitutional design engineered by the Democrat party. Getting back to a constitutional foundation is only important to those people who do believe that placing a horrible debt on our future is the wrong thing to do--and it should stop.  If you believe that debt is a good thing, go away.