Poor Richardson’s Almanac is an easy to read series full of help and encour­age­ment for today’s con­cerned Patriots who wish they had a tool to use in polit­i­cal dis­cus­sions. Do you find your­self think­ing about and pray­ing for the restora­tion of our coun­try to its orig­i­nal free­doms found in our found­ing doc­u­ments? Then Poor Richardson’s Almanac is a must have because it gets you and those you wish to influ­ence to under­stand the doc­u­ments that make America spe­cial. No dull and bor­ing approach here, instead, you will see the Declaration of Independence, the Bill of Rights and other impor­tant famous his­tor­i­cal and uniquely American writ­ings in a very fresh way.

Know Your Choices!

Patriotism is the lifeblood of a nation. Who is not stirred by sto­ries of devo­tion to our flag and our prin­ci­ples which have been passed down to us through the his­tory of our wars, our strug­gles, and our tri­umphs?  American was built on the backs of those devoted to the causes of free­dom and lib­erty. During the time of our country’s rev­o­lu­tion and found­ing, great patri­ots wrote let­ters, arti­cles, and even books using pen names or aliases. These names were used to pro­tect them from the threats of the mother coun­try, a coun­try of which they were still citizens!

Today, a sim­i­larly aggres­sive gov­ern­ment is ris­ing in America.  Poor Richardson is ded­i­cated to bring­ing to light the real plans and desires of those who hope to change or ignore the foun­da­tional doc­u­ments forged with the blood of American Patriots.  Much like the orig­i­nal Poor Richard, Poor Richardson seeks to enlighten and enter­tain, but most of all to AWAKEN his coun­try­men to the threats posed by ever increas­ing fed­eral gov­ern­ment power and scope. The Founding Fathers cre­ated a Constitution specif­i­cally to cre­ate bound­aries for the pow­ers nec­es­sary to gov­ern a free and inde­pen­dent peo­ple.  Today’s “lead­ers” have a very dif­fer­ent view of their own role.

What can America do in the face of encroach­ing gov­ern­ment infringe­ments on our lib­er­ties?  We are at a piv­otal point in his­tory, clearly as impor­tant as the found­ing era.  To echo Lincoln in his Gettysburg Address, Can a nation con­ceived in Liberty endure? We as Americans must edu­cate our­selves; must famil­iar­ize our­selves with and remind our­selves of our found­ing doc­u­ments.  We can not rely, unfor­tu­nately, on the edu­ca­tions we have received in our schools, with watered down cur­ric­ula and mis­in­formed teachers.

The books offered on this site are a great way to to read and be made aware of the text and the pur­poses of our Founding Documents.  How long has it been since you read the Declaration of Independence?  It is refresh­ingly sim­ple.  Its tone and fer­vor are as pow­er­ful today as they were over 200 years ago, and, like many of those early doc­u­ments, offers sim­ple and direct solu­tions to to very com­plex prob­lems. The issues we are deal­ing with as a nation may be very com­plex, but that doesn’t mean the solu­tions must be.  In fact, one of the rea­sons for our national dif­fi­cul­ties is our mov­ing away from the sim­ple doc­u­ments that started us out in the first place.

The books offered on this site make excel­lent gifts or tools to help oth­ers who are yet unin­formed or unde­cided about our government’s true his­tory and intent.  Instead of becom­ing frus­trated at those around you who don’t have a grasp of the issues that face us, why not sup­ply them with the tools they need to choose truth?  You can pur­chase mult­ple copies of these books at dis­counted prices, allow­ing for self-education and aid to oth­ers at the same time.

When we know and are reminded of the great­ness of our found­ing; When we develop sim­ple and straight­for­ward answers to our prob­lems; When we share with oth­ers the things that we have learned in our his­tor­i­cal study, then we will be able to help restore the free­doms that have made America great. The books avail­able on this site can help us to accom­plish all of these things and more… to be able to pass onto chil­dren an inher­i­tance of free­dom, lib­erty, and patriotism.