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Title: Sean being Sean
Review: The book is a reflection of Sean's daily radio show and point-counterpoint perspective seen on Hannity and Colmes. He views the world from a perspective of absolutes. He doesn't waver. This annoys some people because they believe that everything, including morality, is relative. In fact, any moral relativist would find this book repugnant. Nonetheless, I think that his handling of the issues, as well as his treatment of both Democratic and Republican collegues, to be quite fair given the vast differences in ideology. I don't agree with many of Sean's points, particularly on certain social issues, but I do find his fiscal and foreign policy concepts to be rooted in the kind of reality that one cannot simply bend and shape. No, he's not particularly hip, like, say Al Frankin. He comes across as a little fuddy-duddy, and the title of his book "Deliver Us From Evil" smacks of a kind of throwback mentality, but hey, everybody can't be Bill Clinton...and thank God.
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