Title: The Media President
Product review: Ahhhha continuation of the "reagan" legacy. The legacy of a carefully constructed public image of a presidential candidate put forth to the American Public. An image constructed not of reality, but of cliche. Of polls. The very idea of chronicling the CONSTRUCTION of this false image should pull the rug out of anyone wondering if they've ever seen "the real" George W. Bush. Mind you, the images and information distributed, even today, are only what they want us to see. Can't blame the campaign as much as the media who eagerly lapped it up...the large corporate media the right wing so often called "liberal." What b.s. These large multinational corporations are big business. Big business who #1 want the government to get off their backs, and #2, LOVE having free stuff from Bush's staff...they don't have to pay for the pretty images. This book puts both a capital "C" in cynical, and a capital "H" in hypocrisy. It's a shame Shrub doesn't read more, this book might just embarass him.
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