Disrobed: The New Battle Plan to Break the Left's Stranglehold on the Courts

A lot of Conservatives/Republicans whine (they actually sound like Liberals/Democrats...) about the state of the judiciary and its left wing bias. Few have come up with a viable strategy for combatting the seismic leftward shift of the courts over the past seventy years. In "Disrobed", Mark Smith offers a practical/brilliant blueprint for turning the tables on the looney left by (horrors!) using their own tactics and arguments against them. This book is a must read for anyone concerned about the direction the courts have been steering this country since the New Deal and a fine follow up to Mark's first effort: "The Handbook Of The Vast Right Wing Conspiracy". Keep up the good work Mark! KENNETH G. FISCHER, B.A.,J.D.,REGISTERED REPUBLICAN,CARD CARRYING MEMBER OF THE VAST RIGHT WING CONSPIRACY

Whether liberal or conservative, lawyer or non-lawyer, political activist or reality TV junkie, this book is a must read. Smith accurately recounts how the judiciary (the forgotten third branch) has become as important of a policy maker as the Executive branch and Congress and how the federal judiciary, who are basically not accountable to anyone once they become judges, touch all of our lives with their rulings. Whether or not you agree with Smith's political views, Disrobed clearly and succinctly identifies the recent shortcomings of many of our federal judges and is well worth the time spent reading it.

Mark Smith has just written the equivalent of The Art of War for the greatest battle in the American legal system today, control the courts. He shatters all of the entrenched misconceptions, identifying why the the Right is having so much trouble with the courts and how to take the offensive. What do we really need in a judge? How should we handle judicial activism? How do we preserve the American way of life? The answers may surprise you, but they're all there.

This book provides the answers for how modern day conservatives can implement their ideals and values in our courts. It takes hold of the passion, which the Reagan Revolution brought in the 1980's, and explains how we can use it to win back the judiciary in 2006 and onward.

Mark Smith brilliantly hones in on the assault on the courts by the secular progressives, and he proposes a new litmus test to weed out leftist judges.