You coulk also arrange for a cup o'tea with Tom Fleming and discuss Montenegro :)
I listened through two years of what Tom Fleming calls "Real American History." The course was a pleasure to behold and to hear (for the most part) through the Civil War and Reconstruction and derailed ideologically into a train wreck thereafter. Such nonsense as all labor unions are communist, his preferences for picturesque little satrapies such as Montenegro to which he intends to retire (the sooner the better), unreconstructed pre-Pearl Harbor isolationism, spurring an elderly veteran who was at Normandy to be sure to give high school kids graphic descriptions of the mayhem (Fleming's attitudes on war are indistinguishable from Cindy Sheehan's Mother Treason views) and Fleming lacked the spine to discuss the Reagan administration since he apparently despises Reagan who treated the paleos, for the most part, as the not ready for prime time social embarrassments that they are and were. Instead of Reagan, he reverted to discussion of Rip van Winkle and other old literature. Fleming is no more a conservative in any cognizeable sense than Fellay, de Mallerais or Williamson are Catholic.