One Last Chance: Score Our Biggest Deal & Get Our New E-Book

Hi there,

Last week, we offered our biggest deal ever, so as many people as possible could score a copy of our important new e-book: John Roberts’ Revolution.

The effort was so successful, we decided to open up the discount for one more day: Click here or use the button below to get a full annual membership to The Lever for only $25.

As soon as you subscribe, you will get access to John Roberts’ Revolution, our 135-page e-book in which we reveal point by point how a court led by a celebrated “moderate” like John Roberts has become the most extreme in a century — and explore what can be done to stop it.

This e-book weaves together years of original reporting and new expert Q&As to explore the far-reaching jurisprudential revolution that is laying waste to America. It is a critical resource as we watch the current judicial coup unfold.

Once you take this special deal, you’ll be sent an email with access to both of our e-books: John Roberts’ Revolution and our Citizens’ Guide to Following the Money and Holding the Powerful Accountable. You can download and read them at your convenience or read them on the e-reader of your choice — plus you’ll have immediate access as we release more e-books.

You’ll also get access to all sorts of supporting subscriber-only benefits, including:

• Access to exclusive content like Left Wondering, Cheat Sheet, You Love To See It, and Lever Weekly.
• A subscription to our extended weekly podcast Lever Time Premium.
• Full commenting privileges on articles and chat threads.
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So, once again, if you have ever thought about becoming a supporting subscriber, please take advantage of this incredible deal right now. It’s less than you’d pay for two books on their own, and you get all sorts of other exclusive content, too.

Thank you for your time and for being a reader of The Lever. We do this work so that you can be a more informed citizen during these difficult times.

Rock the boat,

Sirota