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Title: Don't bother.
Review: This book is appallingly written, brazenly self-promoting and transparently biased to the left. It is full of cloying rhetorical questions ("They never shared their lunch with a starving Japanese child," supposedly characterizing younger Congressional Republicans -- how would Brokaw know who they'd shared lunch with, anyway?) and laughable self-contradictions (in a book that purportedly applauds the old-fashioned values, he criticizes Dole for being out of touch with the younger generation's self-absorption in his presidential campaign). Whenever he can work it in, he slings it to the Republicans, those meanies who care about no one but themselves. Critical thinkers will find this book superficial and opportunistic.
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