Title: A New Low
Product review: This book is set up like an "advice" book ("Be brutally honest with yourself") but it is basically a frame for O'Reilly's "insights". The "insights" are his usual simplistic right-leaning views on society's ills, and these are tedious, but the really amazing thing is O'Reilly's apparent delusions concerning his importance as a observer of America. He actually believes that someone other than the dim bulbs who watch his show (mostly, I guess,to confirm their Limbaugh-like delusions and rationalize their pathetic minor league greed) care what he thinks. Ah, if the world were as simple as O'Reilly says it is and good old "hard work" was rewarded and those vulgar rappers sang about love like their Four Tops parents, then good old boys from the mean streets of Levitown would be kings.
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