Mark Levin

Men in Black

How the Supreme Court Is Destroying America

Mark Levin examine the history and impact of judicial activism on the United States Supreme Court. The book argues that the court has overstepped its constitutional authority, subverting the democratic process through biased legal interpretations and policy-making from the bench.

Rescuing Sprite

A Dog Lover's Story of Joy and Anguish

Mark Levin recounts the two years his family spent with Sprite, an older Spaniel mix rescued from a local shelter. The memoir explores the profound emotional bond between humans and their pets, detailing the family's journey through the dog's declining health and the eventual experience of grief and loss.

Liberty and Tyranny

A Conservative Manifesto

Mark Levin presents a robust defense of conservative principles against the expansion of the state. He analyzes the philosophical roots of liberty and contrasts them with the rise of modern statism. The text provides a framework for addressing contemporary political issues through a strict constitutionalist lens.

Ameritopia

The Unmaking of America

Mark Levin explores the philosophical origins of utopianism, contrasting the works of Plato, Thomas More, and Karl Marx with the principles of the American Founders. He argues that the United States is shifting from a constitutional republic toward a statist system that threatens individual liberty.

The Liberty Amendments: Restoring the American Republic

Restoring the American Republic

Mark Levin proposes eleven constitutional amendments designed to restore the balance of power between the federal government and the states. He outlines specific reforms for term limits, federal spending, and judicial review based on the original intent of the Founding Fathers.

Plunder and Deceit

Big Government's Exploitation of Young People and the Future

Mark R. Levin examines how expansive federal government policies and rising national debt exploit the younger generation's future. The book calls for a new movement to restore constitutional limits and preserve individual liberty for posterity.

Rediscovering Americanism

And the Tyranny of Progressivism

Levin examines the philosophical foundations of the American republic, contrasting the Founders' vision of limited government and natural law with the rise of modern progressivism. The book traces the intellectual roots of these competing ideologies from Enlightenment thinkers to contemporary administrative state expansion.

Unfreedom of the Press

Levin examines how the modern American press has transitioned from a tradition of objective journalism to one of partisan advocacy and ideological uniformity. He explores the history of media from the Revolutionary-era patriot press to the rise of progressivism in the 20th century. The book argues that current threats to press freedom arise from internal factors like self-censorship and group-think rather than government suppression.

American Marxism

Mark Levin analyzes the pervasive influence of Marxist ideology within American institutions such as education, the media, and corporations. He argues that movements like Critical Race Theory and the Green New Deal are manifestations of this ideology aimed at dismantling traditional values. The book calls for a renewed defense of individual liberty and the American republic.

The Democrat Party Hates America

Mark Levin provides a critical analysis of the Democratic Party's historical trajectory and contemporary agenda. He argues that the party has moved toward radical ideologies that threaten traditional American principles and constitutional governance. The book examines the influence of Marxist thought on modern institutions and political strategy.