Unhinged

by Michelle Malkin

First published 2013

Michelle Malkin takes aim at what she calls liberal intolerance in American politics and media. The author documents hostile rhetoric and personal attacks directed at conservative figures, including herself. Malkin examines behavior patterns across major institutions like news organizations, universities, entertainment industry, and government. She challenges common assumptions about liberal civility and tolerance through specific examples and detailed accounts. The book presents Malkin's direct response to inflammatory language and character attacks she has experienced. Her investigation spans multiple sectors where she identifies aggressive liberal tactics. Malkin offers readers a combative analysis of political discourse and institutional bias from a conservative perspective.

Genres: american, non-fiction, biography-memoir, 21st-century, journalism, current-affairs, academic, american-history

Vibes: combative, thought-provoking

Tropes: combative-analysis, direct-response

Period: 21st-Century

308 pages · Kindle Edition · Regnery

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