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In January 2010, his active political career long behind him, Yerger published with Joseph L. Maxwell, III, a lengthy memoir entitled, ''A Courageous Cause: A Personal Story of Modern Republicanism's Birth from 1956 to 1966 in Mississippi''.<ref name=book>{{cite book|url=http://acouragouscause.blogspot.com/|title=''A Courageous Cause''|publisher=LifeStory Publishing|page=50| ISBN 0975898876|accessdate=June 30, 2020}}</ref>
In January 2010, his active political career long behind him, Yerger published with Joseph L. Maxwell, III, a lengthy memoir entitled, ''A Courageous Cause: A Personal Story of Modern Republicanism's Birth from 1956 to 1966 in Mississippi''.<ref name=book>{{cite book|url=http://acouragouscause.blogspot.com/|title=''A Courageous Cause''|publisher=LifeStory Publishing|page=50| ISBN 0975898876|accessdate=June 30, 2020}}</ref>
In 2012, Yerger was an elector for former Governor [[Mitt Romney]] f [[Massachusetts]] and later a U.S. Senator from [[Utah]] in the presidential election but did not cast his vote and was replaced by an alternate. All Mississippi electors voted for Romney, who carried Mississippi over the Democrat incumbent, [[Barack H. Obama]].
In 2012, Yerger was an elector for former Governor [[Mitt Romney]] of [[Massachusetts]] and later a U.S. Senator from [[Utah]] in the presidential election but did not cast his vote and was replaced by an alternate. All Mississippi electors voted for Romney, who despite his weak campaign, carried Mississippi over the Democrat incumbent, [[Barack H. Obama]].
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