On Power

By Mark Levin

Categories: Politics & Social Sciences

Radio host Mark R. Levin examines the philosophy and structure of power, tracing how monarchs, dictators and elites have used force and deception to consolidate control and strip individuals of their freedom. Levin contrasts them with America's constitutional framers, who he argues understood that strong societies grow from consent rather than force, and he defends checks and balances, fair elections and individual liberty as the restraints that keep power in check.

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