by Jacob G. Hornberger

July 27, 2026

Today, The Future of Freedom Foundation is featuring my new article about a new book entitled The Housewives Underground: The Untold Story of the Women Who Made the JFK Assassination Our Most Enduring Mystery by a woman named Kaitlyn Tiffany, who works for The Atlantic.

Her book is about three women who were part of the first generation of researchers or “critics” who questioned the official lone-nut narrative of the JFK assassination. The book is extremely well-written and gripping. Once I started reading it, I couldn’t put it down.

But I have a big disagreement with the author relating to the significance of her book. I believe that her book has a much deeper and profound significance than she does. It’s that disagreement that forms the thrust of my article.

Since my article is almost 10,000 words long, I figured that I would spare you all an additional blog post to read today. I would instead simply invite you to read my article about Kaitlyn Tiffany’s book, notwithstanding its length. I think you’ll enjoy it and find it constructive. It is posted here.