Title: Actually, pretty good.
Product review: This book is very well-written. Although Mr. Goldberg spends the first couple of chapters in what, to me, amounts to no more than a soapbox diatribe aimed at Dan Rather, he does make some cogent arguments and some very surprising revelations in the latter part of the book.I was especially drawn to those chapters in which I consider my leanings to the liberal side of the equation. For instance, many of his revelations concerning the plight of the homeless were very enlightening. And it did cause me to ruminate on ther fact that although I encountered some "homeless" in my day to day wanderings, I can't think of one that didn't seem to be sober and alert.I think this is a book that should be read by everyone, but especially by those of my stripe, the open-minded liberal.
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