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The statement that he asserted in the book that "anyone with an "Esquire" after their name, such as lawyers and attorneys, are forbidden from holding public office" was removed because it is misleading. In the book, as in his class, he argues that there are in fact three thirteen amendments, one of which was that anyone with a title appended to their name, such as esquire, md, etc, could not hold office.
It needs to be updated. "He has written a book" clearly doesn't apply do a person deceased. Nicmart (talk) 05:58, 21 May 2024 (UTC)[reply]
Did he write Good To Be King: The Foundation of our Constitutional Freedom?[edit]
"Libertarians" are not unknown to have their supposed writings ghostwritten. Ron Paul's newsletters, for instance, and maybe some or all of his books. James Bovard was the ghostwriter of fake author Bob Barr’s Lessons in Liberty, which was created for his LP presidential campaign in 2008. We know that because Bovard sued Barr's campaign for not paying the full bill, which is confirmed in a filing with the Federal Election Commission. Nicmart (talk) 06:08, 21 May 2024 (UTC)[reply]