Best BOOKS for converting Liberals and Neocons

[libertyfanatic]

For a New Liberty by Murray Rothbard for those who are unsure of free market capitalism.

[NoOneButPaul]

If it's someone that's into politics give them The Law by Fredric Bastiat. It's short and makes very valid points. Comes from a french guy in the early 1800's who opposed socialism.

Mid 1800s and my problem with recommending this book to liberals is he talks too much about God in it. He also spends most of the book critiquing other socialist writers writing instead of talking about liberty itself. I love The Law but i've come to think it's not the best book for new comers, especially because the writing style itself can be difficult to laymens.

I still think The Revolution is the best place to start for anyone and I think the fact it's Ron's book actually does help us. If you can read that entire book and not be converted in some fashion then you have no soul. It's current, it lays out our arguments wells, and it's less than 200 pages long.