Title: Sure he's biased, but he does his homework
Review: Fans of Ann Coulter, Sean Hannity, Bill O'Reilly and Bernie Goldberg NEED to read this book instead of simply dismissing it as a "smear book" (that's how they refer to it on The Factor---I guess they don't want to aid his sales by saying the name). If I were a fan of any of them, I'd like to think that I admired their points of view because it was based on fact, not lies and distortions. This book points out where these people are often wrong. One of my favorites was reading Ann Coulter's attack on the New York Times for failing to mention Dale Earnhard's death. Franken reproduces the front page of the NYT from the day after he died where, suprise!, there's an article about his life and death. It's blatant lies like that that make me wonder why people engage in intellectual dishonesty. Why not base your opinion on fact instead of distortions?
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