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Title: A better American Spectator feature than book subject
Review: P. J. O'Rourke is one of the best political satirists of this age. I recently read the latest book to bear his name, though it was not entirely written by him. "The Enemies List" began as a spleen venting feature in The American Spectator several years ago. This book consists of lists of people or organizations who pose a threat to freedom and personal responsibility as judged by P.J. and those who contributed. Reading the book was a chore. I finished it more as a testiment to finishing that which I start, than entertainment and information. There are some chuckles in the book. If the reader is just learning about Mr. O'Rourke, I highly reccomend "Parliament of Whores," as "The Enemies List" is more a tribute than enjoyable reading
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