Title: Disappointing
Product review: I absolutely loved Al's previous two collections of political essays ("Rush Limbaugh" and "Lies"), and was very excited to see this one being released. Unfortunately, it is uncharacteristically boring and unoriginal. There is surprisingly little humor, and without this Al is no different from any of the other progressive writers documenting Bush's faults. If you tend to read progressive literature or news items (including The Daily Show, Alternet, Media Matters for America) and can see past the mainstream media's conservative bias, there will be nothing new, surprising, or interesting in this book. Here's hoping Al gets back to what makes him great--shorter articles with a greater emphasis on balancing his anger with humor.
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