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- Funny, provocative, and straight shooting, ""Armey's Axioms"" presents House Majority Leader Dick Armey's hard-earned wisdom in the form of concise lessons, illustrated by anecdotes, and observations drawn from his own experiences on Capitol Hill.
- About the Author: DICK ARMEY served in the United States Congress for eighteen years, culminating in eight years as House majority leader.
- 272 Pages
- Political Science, Political Ideologies
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About the Book
Funny, provocative, and straight shooting, "Armey's Axioms" presents House Majority Leader Dick Armey's hard-earned wisdom in the form of concise lessons, illustrated by anecdotes, and observations drawn from his own experiences on Capitol Hill.Book Synopsis
Funny, provocative, and straight shooting, ""Armey's Axioms"" presents House Majority Leader Dick Armey's hard-earned wisdom in the form of concise lessons, illustrated by anecdotes, and observations drawn from his own experiences on Capitol Hill.From the Back Cover
Acclaim for Armey's Axioms""As I read Armey's Axioms, my mind immediately went to the man from Springfield, Abraham Lincoln, who cloaked brilliant wisdom with grace and good humor that had its roots in the heartland of America. Without question, Dick Armey is one of the most brilliant and principled men ever to serve in the leadership of the United States House of Representatives. His axioms are a delightful read for anyone seeking to understand the faith, the patriotism, and the integrity that has made America great.""
-Dr. M. G. ""Pat"" Robertson
""In Armey's Axioms, Dick Armey gives us more than his great sense of humor and Texas-size common sense. With a creative and personal touch, it is the best advice I've seen for those who want to make it in Washington, and even better for those who want to make it in life.""
-Bob Dole
""We Americans like to cut to the chase when it comes to difficult issues. In Armey's Axioms, Dick Armey does just that. By skillfully breaking down complex social and moral issues, he presents us with such simple and direct answers that it's hard not to agree with his logic. Wrapped in wry wit and humor, the book is wise, insightful, and above all, compelling.""
-Marlin Maddoux
President, National Center for Freedom & Renewal
host, Point of View radio talk show
""In just ten years, Dick Armey moved from C-SPAN viewer to Majority Leader of the U.S. House of Representatives. In Armey's Axioms he presents some of the lessons he has learned from his years in the House and from country music. . . . It's a good read, packed with good advice.""
-Michael Barone
U.S. News & World Report
coauthor, The Almanac of American Politics
About the Author
DICK ARMEY served in the United States Congress for eighteen years, culminating in eight years as House majority leader. In Congress, he was the ranking Republican on the Joint Economic Committee, the chairman of the Republican Conference, and, most recently, the chairman of the Select Committee on Homeland Security. A conservative Texas Republican known for his often-confrontational style, he holds a Ph.D. in economics and taught at the University of North Texas before running for Congress. Armey is currently a Senior Policy Advisor at Piper Rudnick, a law firm, and cochairman of Citizens for a Sound Economy, an organization that promotes free markets and limited government. His books include The Freedom Revolution and The Flat Tax.