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Title: Rife With Right-Wing Bias
Review: You don't need to be any sort of left-winger to see that this book is heavily slanted in a conservative direction. The fact that one editor is from the WSJ, one from the Federalist Society, and the introduction by William J. Bennett is kind of a giveaway. The polling they conducted may have been more even handed, because the numerical ranking of Presidents fairly typical. But the essays provided by such conservative icons as Robert Bork, Lynne Cheney, Ken Starr, Peggy Noonan, and Fred Barnes generally go out of their way to point out the flaws in Democratic presidents like FDR, Clinton, Wilson, and pay glowing homage to Republicans like Reagan. If you're a regular Fox News viewer, this may be what you're looking for, but if you appreciate objectivity this isn't the book for you.
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