Title: A Good Read For Racists With Anger Management Issues
Product review: If you missed O'Reilly's recent flip-out on NPR's Fresh Air, go to their website and check it out. On the NPR site, you'll get the entire interview, because they have journalistic standards. It isn't hard to see why this infuriates and confuses O'Reilly. The man is almost as intentionally sloppy a journalist -- or effective propagandist -- as Rush Limbaugh (The Big Fat Idiot of Al Franken's other excellent book).This book is no improvement over O'Reilly's usual Right-Wing shout-down hothead schtick. It is chock full of the lies and distortion we've all come to expect from Bill. It is important to mention both, because O'Reilly is a master of both -- he raises dishonesty to several artforms.The theme of this book is, presumably, 'trust'. It's hard to miss the irony, as it's written by one of the most popular con men in America today.
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