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Summary: Witty, Insightful, Honest and Refreshing
Review: Whether you love her or hate her, Ann Coulter is one of the brightest and most articulate pundits out there. Her book takes an Honest look at the Hipocracy in the left and instead of partisan name-calling delivers fact after fact of lies perpertrated by the left, each instance is footnoted and can be referenced in the back of the book.
Bottom Line: Do yourself a favor, take off your blinders and read this book! You'll come away enlightened and most likely a few I.Q. points ahead of where you started.
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Summary: The books a fun read!!!
Review: I just finshed reading Ann's book Slander and it was a fun read to say the least!!! I recommend it to all who are into the news and want to see how, over these many years, the mass media has slowly been working on putting out nothing more than liberal propaganda.
No one on the left can deny that what Ann says in her book did not happen. She has pages upon pages of footnotes to back up her statements.
It would be fun to get a room full of libs together and toss this book out on the table and step back to watch the hissy fit it will cause!!! Oh it must hurt so for the libs to have their own tactics and behavour reflected back at them by this book!! As witnessed by some of the reviews on this site, it is apparent that the proposition of Ann's book of libs not being able to get passed much more than name calling is obvious.
Go buy this book if you are at all interested in the liberal slant found in the press. Then sit back and watch the libs get their panties in a twist!!!! The next couple of weeks are going to be interesting to say the least!!!
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Summary: As a liberal/progressive...THANK YOU ANN!!!
Review: Please Ann, keep up the good work. We haven't had such a good spokesperson for true conservative values since Newt! As a progressive liberal, I thank you for making such a fool of yourself and conservative ideas. I hope everyone in America reads this book and can see how conservatives REALLY think (in the TRUE "No Spin Zone").
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Summary: ...
Review: The game of personal destrction never ends. This is a dusturbing book by the female version of Rush Limbaugh or Bill O'Reilly. The antics of Ann Coulter have been told in David Brocks outstanding book. Save the money for the book and political thought by following the money in the right wing world. As John Mellencamp said of Ronald Reagan'"He ain't gonna help no poor men, he ain't gonna help no children. Thank God he went back to California". Ann and her cronies fit those lines to perfection, and hopefully the game of personal destruction will end soon.
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Summary: You Might Want to Take the Time to Read This
Review: I can't remember which author said it or the actual saying, but the gist was, the mark of a truly intelligent person is the ability to be able to hold two opposing views within the mind and accept the reality of both. I don't consider myself an extreme conservatist or liberal, I lie somewhere in the middle, as do most Americans, I think. What Ms. Coulter offers the reader in "Slander . . ." bears some consideration. A book that might cause you to look beyond your own perceptions.
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Summary: Liberals supplied the rope, Ann just tied the knot
Review: I had to laugh while reading though a bunch of the snarky one star reviews--after reading this book, it was simple to recognize the various liberal "debating tactics" Ann shreds in Slander. No wonder the libs are foaming mad--she backs up everything with actual footnoted quotes, and provides just enough shrewd analysis to tie it all together. Beautiful! This book is much better than her columns, since she has lots of room to build her arguments and back them up with cold, hard facts, so she doesn't resort to her trademark zingers as often. Still, the claws come out a few times, but that's understandable. When you read some of the vicious quotes from the liberal media, you find yourself wanting to do a little butt-kicking yourself.
If you're a centrist or a libertarian, do yourself a favor and read this book, especially the chapter on the mythical "religious right." You may find you have more in common with those "mean old conservatives" than the "nice, sweet liberals."
As for hard-core liberals...read the book if you like, but make sure you're in good health or your heart won't be able to take it.
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Summary: Ann Coulter Makes Her Case . . .
Review: Coulter makes a strong case that liberals have long given up legitimate debate in favor of name-calling and demonization. At the same time, her return fire is so hot she makes a case for herself as the most gifted polemicist of the last decade. Not even William F. Buckley at his most withering generated the kind of heat Coulter does. It's clear that this book is the glove that slaps a face with every intention of starting a fight. As a conservative frustrated by being constantly compared to Nazi's and racists for opposing things like high taxes, I found myself hoping someone would accept her challenge.The only possible criticism of the book is that Ann stoops the level of her opponents on several occasions by calling them dumb. In fairness to her, she provides the evidence for her charge more often than not!
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Summary: A SPOTLIGHT THROWN ON PATHOLOGICAL LIBERAL THINKING
Review: As a retired psychotherapist I had to read "Slander" myself because it was obviously hitting a nerve in some reviewers. I discovered that there is no in-between on Ann Coulter's book; you will either love it or hate it. I loved its crystal-clear, well-documentated examples of pervasive liberal fuzzy thinking. It hits liberals in their weak spot by revealing their flawed logic and utter lack of objectivity. Coulter illustrates with hilarious wit how liberals consider intellectualism to be their private domain, and how they squeal loudly when their intelligence is attacked with documented examples. Their only defense in such instances is to mount personal attacks on the author, in this case, Ann Coulter, and start name-calling. I have enjoyed the one and two star reviews on "Slander" almost as much as I enjoyed the book itself. I expect the percentage ratio of "help" versus "no-help" responses to this review to further reflect the liberal bias of some of the readers. What fun to twist their tails..!! BUY AND READ THIS BOOK...!! Al Thompson, Brady, Texas
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Summary: intellectual dishonesty or infantile subjection to Rushbo?
Review: Coulter engages in the name-calling, fabrications, and character assassination that she maintains is the exclusive realm of liberals. She, like Limbaugh, et al, are bringing political analysis to a new low, trying to appeal to the lowest denominator of our nature. She is the radical republican attack puppy, nipping away and hoping something will hurt, wishing it will sell. Her statement that "an attack on America by fanatical Muslims had finally provided liberals with a religion they could respect" is just one example of the ridiculous and outrageous statments that make up this book. On an emotional level it may appeal to some people, but this book is a shallow analysis, and I am certain is being read for it's entertainment or "Wow!" factor. That's what I got out of it.
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Summary: An excellent book
Review: This book was the best [money] I have spent in a long time! Coulter's "Slander" and Goldberg's "Bias" is a must-read for anyone wanting to take an serious look at the leftwing bias in major media networks. It warms my heart to see that Coulter's book is now Nr. 1 in the nation. Has a leftwing columnist ever been number one? No. Leftists and liberals do not control the medium of the mind and logic.
There is hope for our great Republic yet!
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