Chris Talgo
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- Medicare for All Would Be Quite Costly to Middle Class Americans After All - November 14, 2019
- Warren’s Plans Have One Thing in Common: More Government Control - November 14, 2019
- The Chicago Teacher Union vs. Charter Schools - November 11, 2019
Brian Kilmeade’s new book, Sam Houston & the Alamo Avengers, is another page-turner that sheds new light upon a pivotal point in American history. Kilmeade dives deep into the life and times of Sam Houston, an oft-overlooked but highly influential figure in America’s early years. Reading Sam Houston & the Alamo Avengers transports one back into the rough and tumble times of the early nineteenth century southwestern frontier.
Kilmeade tells the tale of Americans settling the vast Texas landmass in gripping fashion. At the same time, he weaves a vivid portrayal of Mexican dictator Santa Anna, and his ruthless quest to defeat Houston’s ragtag American forces and conquer Texas. Facing overwhelming odds, Kilmeade explains how the outgunned and outmanned Texans, under the astute leadership of General Sam Houston, avenged Santa Anna’s barbaric acts and defeated his grand army. Sam Houston & the Alamo Avengers is more than a history book, it is also a fascinating story of American patriotism and tenacity.
LISTEN TO HEARTLAND’S PODCAST WITH BRIAN!
Heartland Institute Director of Communications Jim Lakely and I have a long discussion with Fox & Friends co-host Brian Kilmeade, author of his newest book Sam Houston & The Alamo Avengers. We discuss the history of Sam Houston, an overlooked American historical figure, and how early Americans settlers tamed the wild lands of Texas. He also recounts his tales battling the vicious Mexican dictator Santa Anna and his ruthless acts against the populace.
