Not many of you may know this, but our M43 director, Brian Von Herbulis, is a bit of a bibliophile and when he's not out on the range, he's probably in some alcove, nose deep in a book. As such, we figured it'd be good to invite BVH to share some of his book recommendations in a piece we'll call: BVH's Book Vault Heuristics. For the first book, BVH suggests picking up Larry Schweikart's "What Would the Founders Say?" It's an interesting and thought-provoking historical perspective on how the Founding Fathers might have addressed 10 fundamental questions the United States wrestles with today such as "Is the health of the people considered part of the 'General Welfare'?" and "Should the government stimulate the economy and otherwise ensure full employment?". This read is especially interesting during trying times and an election year. Larry Schweikart is an exceptional historian whose in-depth research and knowledge of our founders provide extensive context to many critical and often c...