COME ALONG FOR THE NEVER-BEFORE SEEN JOURNEY.
The story behind the story of, “Mr. Gorbachev tear down this wall.” The world is different today because of that speech. Meet Congressman Dana Rohrabacher who spent three decades on the front line of the fight for freedom in the US House of Representatives. Sign up to be notified about news surrounding the new book!
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About Dana Rohrabacher:
After being a Special Assistant/speechwriter for President Ronald Reagan for seven years, he served in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1989 to 2019 as a Republican. He represented California’s 48th congressional district, encompassing coastal Orange County.
In FIGHTING FOR FREEDOM & HAVING FUN, Dana discloses as never before his adventurous life journey that took him from surfing Southern California waves to the Cold War as an anti-communist operative in places like Central America, Vietnam, Eastern Europe and Afghanistan.
A liberty-minded patriot, Dana was a populist at heart. He always looked after the needs of his constituents and the American people first.
During his tenure in Congress he made his mark championing the development of technology vital to space enterprise, national security and America’s economic competitiveness; He protected patent rights, civil liberties and what later became known as “America First” policies.
After being a Special Assistant/speechwriter for President Ronald Reagan for seven years, he served in the U.S. House of Representatives from 1989 to 2019 as a Republican. He represented California’s 48th congressional district, encompassing coastal Orange County.
In FIGHTING FOR FREEDOM & HAVING FUN, Dana discloses as never before his adventurous life journey that took him from surfing Southern California waves to the Cold War as an anti-communist operative in places like Central America, Vietnam, Eastern Europe and Afghanistan.
A liberty-minded patriot, Dana was a populist at heart. He always looked after the needs of his constituents and the American people first.
During his tenure in Congress he made his mark championing the development of technology vital to space enterprise, national security and America’s economic competitiveness; He protected patent rights, civil liberties and what later became known as “America First” policies.