by Ann Coulter
First published 2003
Ann Coulter built her reputation analyzing the Clinton impeachment as a legal affairs expert. Now she tackles a bigger challenge. She argues that American political debate has turned hostile, personal, and trivial when parties should find common ground. Coulter examines the events and figures that created modern political discourse. She exposes what she sees as cult-like behavior on the political left. Her sharp analysis cuts through the bickering and name-calling that turn minor partisan differences into major cultural battles. The book offers concrete solutions to restore meaningful debate. Coulter delivers honest observations about the backstabbing and personal attacks that dominate contemporary politics. Her work will fuel discussions in courtrooms, media outlets, college campuses, and social gatherings nationwide.
Genres: american, political-science, politics, 21st-century, american-history
Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: political-satire, social-commentary
352 pages · Hardcover · HarperCollins Publishers