Defending The American Dream Summit: Two Books You Should Have Snagged

With American’s for Prosperity’s Defending The American Dream Summit closing out today, consider these two books.

 

By Jacob Engels

 

The Orange County Convention Center has been crawling with freedom fighters and distinguished speakers the past 48 hours, all part of the annual Defending the American Dream Summit.

 

Several Florida legislators, including Representatives Jose Oliva and Richard Corcoran received the distinguished “Washington” Award for their efforts in promoting freedom and individual liberty.

 

Former Presidential candidate Carly Fiorina, Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, and Marco Rubio will close out the event today. The event has been top-notch, with many kudos owed to AFP’s Florida top operative Andres Malave.

 

On to the books!

 

Probably the most important tome you should have snagged during the book signing events at summit was Peter Schweizer’s “Clinton Cash”.

 

An inside look into how foreign regimes and dictators lined the pockets, it is a must have for anyone spreading the word about the deep roots of the Clinton corruption.

 

Another important read is actually from local scribe and conservative activist Jason Hoyt.

 

Mr. Hoyt has lead a host of Tea-Party and Conservative groups, but is also the author of “Consent of the Governed.” Hoyt’s book, like Clinton Cash, is more than just a good read, it is a blueprint for victory against the nanny state.

 

For those who weren’t able to grab these books in person at the Defending the American Dream Summit, purchase Clinton Cash and Consent of the Governed TODAY!

 

Jacob Engels, is the Founder of East Orlando Post & Seminole County Post. He is a seasoned political operative who has led numerous statewide political groups and has worked on several high-profile local, statewide, and national races. Jacob has been interviewed on national television & radio programs, with his work having been featured in the Orlando Sentinel, New York Times, Washington Post, Miami Herald and other publications nationwide. He can be reached at info@eastorlandopost.com