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Summary: the skeptic times reviewer
Review: Honestly: conservatives will love this book, and liberals will not like it. There is no doubt a right wing slant, which is definitely expected from a conservative talk show host. This book is more about what conservatives views on things are, and although some may not like the book because they disagree, I do feel that Hannity does touch basis with what conseratives believe in. Many of my liberal friends as well say that Hannity is accurate in describing the conservative part line. His sources, as with all books, I checked and appear to be geniune. Very reliable information about the conservative party line. Your enjoyment of this book will definitely be directly proportional to which way you slant: right or left. The farther right, the more enjoyment you will get.
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Summary: The problem with this book is the same problem as MOST books
Review: When a conservative writes a book, its almost ALWAYS TOO right winged. When a liberal writes a book, its almost ALWAYS TOO left winged.
America could get much more out of reading a book that expressed one view, but didn't tell half-truths and leave vital information out.
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Summary: Sean is a great American
Review: After his great success with Deliver Us From Evil, I decided to drop back and review this book. A caller told Sean on his radio show the other day that he is a Great American. And Sean told the caller that he is a Great American. And we all know what a Great American George W. Bush is. I never realized until reading this and Sean's other book just how many terrorists there are in this world, they along with liberals are everywhere. Terrorists, evildoers, and liberals hate America, are jealous of our freedoms and Sean's lifestyle and SUV, and want to bring us down. So they can go up.Conservatives like Sean are on the side of right and good. I understand that our Great President speaks to God nearly everyday, and that God told him to go to war in Iraq and rid the world of terrorists, evildoers and liberals. As Sean so eloquently puts it, we will win. And that is the truth.
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Summary: How can anyone take this kind of book seriously?
Review: I usually don't waste my money on books like this, but I guess I was just possessed when I bought it. Thank heavens I waited until it came out in paperback. Regardless of political affiliation, talking heads like Sean Hannity, especially when trying to defend the indefensible, tend to be very selective when picking facts, so they can bend them to meet their own ends. This is all well and good, except for when people on the other side of the political fence start deconstructing what they write and exposing the holes within. The fact that I don't agree with Sean Hannity's opinions just makes me notice it more easily with right-wing manifestos. I would recommend this book to anyone to read, as long as he or she would also read an equally fiery liberal book from someone like Molly Ivins or Michael Moore.
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Summary: EXCELLENT TRUTHFUL READ
Review: Great read, very truthful. This book was excellent and very insightful. Don't let the negative comments from the liberal reviewers sway you from reading this book. Most republicans have jobs and are unable to write reviews all day.
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Summary: harrowingly powerful
Review: Sean Hannity, a founding member of the Log Cabin Republicans, presents us with a heart-rending story of his childhood, growing up -- as he puts it -- as a "buxom woman in a little boy's body." Many of us have been through the same experiences, but Sean brings his customary wit, tenderness and sheer humanity to the task and the book can rank with the best of Eve Kosofsky Sedgwick and Eddie Said. The way he learned to "be a man" by fighting "terrorism, despotism and liberalism" will move anybody who has maintained a yearning heart. I'd rank this book with "The Well of Loneliness."
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Summary: How could Hannity be so incredibly obnoxious?
Review: TeamFranken hit the nail on the head in Franken's book Lies, and the Lying Liars Who Tell Them. I learned a new word from reading Hannity's book: ad hom·i·nem
adjective
appealing to emotions: appealing to people's emotions and beliefs rather than their ability to think ( formal )
[Late 16th century. From Latin, "to the person."]
ad hom·i·nem adverb Thanks for the wisdom Mr. Hannity!
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Summary: more right wing lies and propaganda
Review: Pure and simple righ wing propaganda, this guy is a chickenhawk who did not wear a uniform to serve his country, but nevertheless attacks the real hero (John Kerry) as a flip flopper, and he also lies about Bill Clinton the best president the US has ever had, even after being attacked ruthlessly by the right wing media and pundits he managed to stop the millenium attack, and conduct his presidency, and not to mention the bes surplus in the country, I bet you chickenhawk hannity did not tell you this,
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Summary: Finally someone who gets it right!!
Review: Sean is a tough talking real person who gets the big picture. Liberals are far too "liberal". I'm so sick of liberals who say that we are "overpatriotic". That we always think we're right and don't care about the rest of the world. WRONG!!! We love our country and aren't afraid to show it and tell everyone about it. Thank goodness for Sean and his wonderful family values and sympathetic way about him. I've been HANNITIZED!! Don't forget to register to VOTE!!
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Summary: best book ever written next to the bible
Review: sean Hannity is once again telling it like it is to the American people. his book is a masterpiece in truth telling, and it is no wonder he has been on the Best Seller list as long as he has been. Without him, this country would not be getting the truth like we are today. keep up the good work, Sean!!
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