I am thinking about starting to read some political books. I

Why don't you ask >>>/pol/?

>Sarah Palin

Christ. Start with something written by an academic. Harvard Press selections is the best place to start.

>>7659913

bad bait

>>7659918
Yes, that is a good idea. But I just wanted to start out with something written by a political figure I can relate to.

>>7659926
protip: none of the politicians you relate to are writing their own books

>>7659913
this is well constructed bait
6/10

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>>7659913
Excellent overview of the world political situation (pre-isis post arab spring).

>>7659913
Why don't you actually try some quality conservative authors like Hayek, Machiavelli, More (yeah I know, but he was Catholic and Marxists don't have shit on him), Aquinas, Aristotle, Feser or something similar?

>>7659967
You sound like someone who might like the political and historical works of Hillaire Belloc.

>>7659970
I'm trying to download his audiobook now (no kindl can't read pdf, this is the best alternative) but no seeds.

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>>7659913
>Sarah Palin
PAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHHA HOLY SHIT YOU GOT ME

Here's pretty good starter chart though.

>>7660013
This is a hilarious mix of fantastic and retarded works.

>>7659913
>implying she wrote that herself

>>7660013
If only half the charts posted on lit weren't hard on the eyes.

>>7660381
don't worry it's a shit chart

>>7659918
Who ever ghost wrote that for her most likely went to college and had a enough common sense not to pass up such a good business opertunity

If I wasn't sure this was bait I probably would have killed myself