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Summary: couldn't put it down
Review: a must read for all truth seekers.
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Summary: The Truth Hurts (Some People)
Review: There are more things to consider that the stock shock of the economy after the Animal House Days of the former administration, and some would like to return to the "Toga Party". But just like my Arkansas cousins who made good money at Mena airport and loved Clinton, sometimes there are larger issues than immediate personal gain. And as Ann points out, nobody ignores this fact better than the Clintons. But just like our country which was made great by Truth and Sacrifice, sometimes we need someone like Ann to remind us...
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Summary: A Documentary on Liberals
Review: Ann has clearly distinguished the "accountability issue" THE PROBLEM WITH LIBERALS! Ann DELIVERS in her great no-nonsense style. Ann has done her research - they can't bellyache against the facts! But, as usual, they whine about Ann living in a fantasy world and attack her personally. The book is extremely well documented, to the point, clearly written so that even a liberal can read it. Ann scores big time, yet again! She is a breath of FRESH AIR and she is creating a wind that will ROAR through the Capital and the Nation. I hope "TREASON" is the kick off for the Presidential election - it should be! I notice a lot of LIEberals posting reviews and calling Republicans stupid - that is the best they can do with a book review. That is "ugly."
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Summary: A Thinking Person
Review: Ms. Coulter is establishing a career pandering to those who fear change of any kind--those who would turn back the clock. Had Ms. Coulter been able to influence history in the years leading to 1776, we would all be subjects of Queen Elizabeth today. Drawing upon a revisionist history, Ms. Coulter once again demonstrates a capacity for shallowness that marks her writing. Even the literary license granted to the fiction writer does not suffice to confer any credibility to this or Ms. Coulter's other writing. It gives cause to wonder whether Ms. Coulter has any grasp on reality. Even Harry Potter ascends to credibity when measured against Ms. Coulter.
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Summary: Shrieks from the guilty...
Review: When an innocent person is accused of something, that person tends to adamantly and steadfastly maintain his or her innocence. When a guilty person is accused, the shrieking begins in earnest. Attacking the accusers is a staple of this intellectual diet (read: starvation plan), and Coulter's (as well as McCarthy's) critics are proving on this collection of reviews even now. The book is excellent (albiet too short). Read this impeccably researched tome for yourself, and make up your own mind. Conservatives actually seem to trust people to do this, and will politely remain silent while you do so. Try to avoid leftists however, as their guilty shrieking might be somewhat distracting.
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Summary: Liberal Reveal Themslves to Prove Coulter Correct
Review: If there was ever a more telling confirmation of Coulter's thesis, one need look no further than the Left's reaction to her book. Coulter scores a major bullseye. But even better, her enemies reveal themselves to be the anti-Americans they really are. Free speech, anyone?
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Summary: Factual account of recent American history
Review: Like a sharpened tanto knife, Ann Coulter pierces the leftist media we have beeen spoon fed until the 94' conservative revolution. A metamorphois is taking place in the country since 9/11 and Ann is riding the "take back America" wave. Well done, with proof of her comments using many references.
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Summary: Annie Does It Again
Review: With her usual charm and grace Annie cuts right to the quick about how the left wing in the USA has knowingly been supporting those who would destroy our liberty and confiscate our freedoms. A must read for anyone who wants the truth about Joe McCarthy and those who continue trying to defame him. Keep it coming Ann.
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Summary: Garbage In=Garbage Out
Review: When the body politic gets this Orwellian it's time to give it up. So many lies-so many people buying into it-so, so sad.
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Summary: A must buy!
Review: A great book! I couldn't put it down!
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