“Presidents are ranked wrong. In The Jazz Age President: Defending Warren G. Harding, Ryan Walters mounts a case that Harding deserves to move up — and supplies the evidence to make that case strong. No historian of the 1920s makes the case for Harding after Walters.” – Amity Shlaes, author of Coolidge “He cut taxes and regulations,Continue reading “Advanced Praise for The Jazz Age President”
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Harding Book Out February 15
“He cut taxes and regulations, got the economy roaring, put America first after years of wearisome globalist utopianism, and for all his efforts was derided as unfit for the job. Ryan Walters’ The Jazz Age President: Defending Warren Harding is a long-overdue defense of the man who was Trump before Trump, a criminally underrated and unjustly maligned presidentContinue reading “Harding Book Out February 15”
The Democrat Election “Reform” Bill: We’ve Been Here Before
Congressional Democrats are currently working diligently to pass a major election “reform” bill so that no person’s right to vote can be suppressed, which liberals allege is happening in every election, especially in red states. In order to safeguard this sacred right from those nasty conservatives who are trying to take squash it, Democrats areContinue reading “The Democrat Election “Reform” Bill: We’ve Been Here Before”
My New Book On Grover Cleveland
Just this week, I released a new book on Grover Cleveland, published by the Abbeville Institute Press.
Happy Birthday Jim McDivitt
Today is Jim McDivitt’s 92nd Birthday!
Did Politics Doom Apollo 1?
We live in an age where politics seems to pervade every aspect of our daily lives, touching everything from sports and entertainment to items as seemingly non-political as soft drinks and children’s cartoons. Apparently, nothing is off-limits. Yet if there was one entity that might be free of the taint of politics then perhaps NASAContinue reading “Did Politics Doom Apollo 1?”
Apollo 1: Answering a Critic
I recently saw a somewhat negative review on Amazon on my book about the Apollo 1 tragedy:
June 3, 1965: Ed White’s Spacewalk
On this day in 1965, 56 years ago, astronaut Ed White, on board Gemini 4, stepped outside his spacecraft to perform the first American EVA. Soviet cosmonaut Alexei Leonov stunned the world the previous March by becoming the first man to walk in space. America had to answer. An excerpt from Apollo 1: The Tragedy ThatContinue reading “June 3, 1965: Ed White’s Spacewalk”
Arlington Memorial For Apollo 1
Did you know that there is not a memorial at Arlington National Cemetery to honor the crew of Apollo 1, who tragically perished in a flash fire inside their spacecraft on January 27, 1967? There is a memorial to Challenger and Columbia but not to Apollo 1.
Honoring the Crew of Apollo 1
The crew of Apollo 1 – Gus Grissom, Ed White, and Roger Chaffee – perished on January 27, 1967 when a fire swept through their spacecraft during a routine test three weeks before launch. They should also be memorialized on this Memorial Day!
Ryan S. Walters 