Title: Talk show presence does not translate into book sales
Product review: Mr. Germond believes that is now his time to 'cash in' on book sales. Being a pseudo talk show/journalist celebrity does not qualify him as being a successful book writer. Whereas his jaundiced opinions expressed on TV and newspaper are free to the listeners, books must be sold and the readers must be convinced that there is value in the book and must be attracted to Germond's typical diatribe against family values and patriotism. Unfortunately, this lop-sided liberal anti-American stance is only shared by a minority of Americans--those who also found some entertainment in Michael Moore's tasteless, misrepresentation of history. The content of this book is more drivel that Germond expressed for years in newspaper articles and on TV. Mot for me and and not for the majority of readers. When will the author learn to be objective rather than having a goal and writing to support principles that are unsupportable.
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