by Ann Coulter
First published 2013
Ann Coulter opens her book with direct assaults on the political establishment she views as corrupt and weak. She argues that liberals consistently betray conservative principles while hiding behind false moral superiority. Coulter expands her criticism beyond politicians to include media figures, entertainment celebrities, and government bureaucrats. She presents her case through sharp commentary and pointed observations about American political culture. The author claims her syndicators previously censored this material for being too provocative. Coulter maintains that exposing these targets serves a necessary function in political discourse. Her approach combines political analysis with personal mockery of public figures. The book promises readers Coulter's most direct and uncompromising perspective on contemporary American politics and culture.
Genres: satire, american-fiction, american, political-science, politics, 21st-century
Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: unreliable-narrator
390 pages · Hardcover · Regnery