About the author, Brad O'Leary
Brad O’Leary serves as president of ATI-News, an online magazine and information Website that provides links to more than 750 English newspapers and magazines worldwide. He is also publisher of The O’Leary Report (www.olearyreport.com).O’Leary is also Chairman of the Board of PM Direct Marketing, one of the country’s leading Perception Management firms representing numerous U.S. senators, corporations and associations. He is also former president of the American Association of Political Consultants.
From 1993 to 1997, Brad O’Leary hosted a talk show program on NBC Westwood One that boasted two million listeners a day. He was also a cover story and feature writer for USA Today Weekend Magazine with 100 million weekly readers.
O’Leary is the bestselling author of twelve books, including:
The Audacity of Deceit:
Barack Obama’s War on American Values
Audacity sat atop Amazon’s election bestseller list and was ranked #1 in its “executive branch” category and #2 in its “current events” category.
According to Human Events: “Brad O'Leary goes beyond the messianic hype and examines the real Obama record, along with his proposals on the issues that are at the forefront… Read The Audacity of Deceit carefully, and use it to try to awaken your friends and coworkers to the threat this man poses to America.”
The Examiner’s Michelle Kerns wrote about Audacity: “You've got to hand it to author Brad O'Leary: the man has got chutzpah.…The Audacity of Deceit's release promises to have the same effect on the 2008 presidential campaign as throwing a gasoline-soaked torch into a warehouse of fireworks – loud, spectacular, and memorable.”
Barack Obama’s War on American Values
Audacity sat atop Amazon’s election bestseller list and was ranked #1 in its “executive branch” category and #2 in its “current events” category.
According to Human Events: “Brad O'Leary goes beyond the messianic hype and examines the real Obama record, along with his proposals on the issues that are at the forefront… Read The Audacity of Deceit carefully, and use it to try to awaken your friends and coworkers to the threat this man poses to America.”
The Examiner’s Michelle Kerns wrote about Audacity: “You've got to hand it to author Brad O'Leary: the man has got chutzpah.…The Audacity of Deceit's release promises to have the same effect on the 2008 presidential campaign as throwing a gasoline-soaked torch into a warehouse of fireworks – loud, spectacular, and memorable.”
Presidential Follies
Human Events called Follies “as one-sided and impertinent as all getout, and yet it’s also acute, knowing and percipient, not to mention wonderfully readable.”
U.S. Senator Phil Gramm remarked: “Brad O’Leary is one of the most creative and experienced observers on the contemporary political scene.”
According to Bill Murchison of the Dallas Morning News, “O'Leary entertains, educates and occasionally infuriates, all between the same set of covers.”
Human Events called Follies “as one-sided and impertinent as all getout, and yet it’s also acute, knowing and percipient, not to mention wonderfully readable.”
U.S. Senator Phil Gramm remarked: “Brad O’Leary is one of the most creative and experienced observers on the contemporary political scene.”
According to Bill Murchison of the Dallas Morning News, “O'Leary entertains, educates and occasionally infuriates, all between the same set of covers.”
Are You a Conservative or a Liberal?
According to Roll Call, “This…paperback is a fun test to show folks where they stand on the political spectrum.”
Rush Limbaugh said, “I took the test and [O’Leary] got it right.”
According to Roll Call, “This…paperback is a fun test to show folks where they stand on the political spectrum.”
Rush Limbaugh said, “I took the test and [O’Leary] got it right.”
Triangle of Death
Publisher’s Weekly said Triangle, which is a compelling recount of the fateful events that led to the death of President John F. Kennedy, put forth a “colorful theory, implicating a French heroin syndicate, the U.S. mob and the South Vietnamese government.”
Publisher’s Weekly said Triangle, which is a compelling recount of the fateful events that led to the death of President John F. Kennedy, put forth a “colorful theory, implicating a French heroin syndicate, the U.S. mob and the South Vietnamese government.”
O’Leary is also the executive producer or producer of eleven television series and twenty-seven television specials, including these award-winning programs:
Ronald Reagan: An American President
EGO Magazine called it: “A gloriously comprehensive collection of the most memorable events in Reagan’s life and presidency…a must have for any serious fan of the Gipper.
The Planet is Alive (a documentary chronicling the life of Pope John Paul II)
The L.A. Herald Examiner called it “pure magic.”
The St. Louis Review said it is “spellbinding.”
Variety calls it “extraordinary and compelling.”
