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Title: On the nailhead
Review: Hardy & Clarke definitely have the goods on Moore. The book is non-polemic, but decidedly anti-Moore. They go through his work, from the start at "Roger & Me" up to (sort-of) "Farenheit 9/11", which was released while their book was in production. They were astute enough in knowing just what Moore is about, though, to provide a chapter predicting--amazingly accurately--what and how Moore would proceed.If you want to see how Moore bends and twists facts to fit his worldview--integrity or honesty be damned--then this book is worth reading. If you get bruised when your heroes get taken down a notch, then you should probably avoid it.But then, since all conservatives are being told that they have to see F911 in order to understand the left's rage, perhaps the left should be equally required to read this. If only to see why some people don't get the wool pulled over their eyes by the guy-not-quite-from-Flint!
