Title: Tons of facts
Product review: If you want a Who's Who of the Republican Right this is the book for you. It also includes a very informative history of the Right's methods and strategies going back to the 1960s. I think this book demonstrates that whereas Liberal views used to dominate political dialogue in America Right-wing views thoroughly dominate today. But you must be interested in a recitation of facts because the book is not a "fun" read, it is more a source of tons of facts about Right-wing propaganda. And recall that this author was a very valued member of the Right-wing before he changed his views a few years ago, so he's speaking from the inside. A much more gripping and well written book was Brock's previous book, Blinded by the Right.
Would you say this review depicts the product in a flattering or unflattering light?
