Guilty by Ann Coulter (2009, Hardcover)

As is true with her other books, Guilty is a pleasure to read. The libs go nuts and attack her viciously. But never on the content or validity of the facts. Remember, somewhere tonight, a liberal is sobbing

In his farewell address, George Washington warned of the dangers of party spirit, how its jealousies and desires of revenge will bring about the most frightful despotism. On a personal level, party spirit prevents persons from reading material that they object to, regardless of its truth or common sense. Objectivity is then lost, enabling the despotism that we were warned against.

This book will challenge many person's belief that they are objective.

Ms. Coulter puts forward facts AND opinions; she does so in a very readable and straight manner. The reader can tell the difference between the facts and the opinions. Many facts we already know. But what Ms. Coulter does is puts those facts together in long formulas that add up to some interesting points.

Anyone who reads this book will learn something. You do not have to be a republican or a conservative to read it (notice that I do not consider them to be the same). You just have to have a thirst for knowledge and the objectivity that comes with a working mind. To be objective one must entertain both sides of an argument first, then become critical.

If you enjoy thinking and reasoning, you will like this book. If you are looking for excuses in life, don't bother with it.

I am a conservative who tends to be able to tolerate real nut jobs. But I think Ann Coulter is mentally ill after reading this book, so if your looking to laugh at someone here is a good spot to.