If Democrats Had Any Brains, They'd Be Republicans | Ann Coulter

If Democrats Had Any Brains, They'd Be Republicans | Ann Coulter | GREAT FUN AT THE LEFTS EXPENSE

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	If Democrats Had Any Brains, They'd Be Republicans Ann Coulter Crown Forum, 2007 - 288 pages average customer review:based on 362 reviews view larger image
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This is one smart, beautiful woman.

Even if Ann were ugly she would still be smart and this would still be a great book. Ann Coulter is a witty and brilliant writer. She's also HOT.

If you're a leftist, socialist, communist, or a news anchor for one of the major networks (ABC, NBC, CBS) you're going to hate this book. Most normal people are going to find it a great read!

Hmmm.... I would describe the book as intelligent, truthful, humorous, funny, interesting, entertaining, thoughtful, accurate, and sometimes downright biting!

If you don't believe me go to the library and read it yourself.

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GREAT FUN AT THE LEFTS EXPENSE

Ann combines her best, and as usual, destroys the Liberals of the Nation. The truth usually hurts so, some seem hurt.

Laughing Matters

Any work that challenges a reader to think begins with five stars.

Five stars in the Universe hardly bespeak unanimity. They encourage that light shines in dark places without question.

IDHABTBR sails across the finish line eons ahead of the competition.

To plummet to a starless void an author need only write something like "Mein Kampf", which guarantees temporal fame and fortune while ineluctably ensuring eternal banishment to the deepest, teeming, vermin-infested, sweltering reaches of Hell.

Books lacking integral elan must, firstly due to the strictures of time, be redressed to four stars.

To submit for public perusal excerpted quotes from one's own published works, interviews, etc., an author immediately risks publication while exposing that elan so vital. A commendation especially poignant on this morning, the Fourth of July, thus easily supports said cluster of luminescence. {This last celebratory remark for those cognizant of the fleeting now leading to our yet future hope amidst sorrowful reflections of the past.}

From itinerant sparks devastating conflagrations have been known to be kindled. Middle stars then obviate their necessary place.

Matters of historical record, documented events punned upon become the 'its' upon which bonfires of vanity feed.

Ms. Coulter proves herself a Woman In Full, by stepping into the center ring of life as the willing target of all.

When blogs are beyond the distant, receding mists, and the Judgment Books are opened unto the publishers of this present age, many of Coulter's conclusions will be confirmed.

Within this mortal coil, traipsing from triumph through seemingly endless mundane muck to tragedy, the reviewer is heartened by such circumspect offerings, aware that, sans morons, one bright morning many of us shall join "He who sits in the heavens [and] shall laugh..." {Psalm 2:4a.}

TL Farley
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Great stuff, but nothing new

I read Ann Coulter for the entertainment. I do not always agree with her views, but I enjoy how she expresses herself. In this book, there is really nothing new from her.
I find this to be right up my alley - the book is a large collection of Ann Coulter quotes from her weekly column, various interviews and previous books. Instead of the little political diatribe with some humor mixed in somewhere, the book is punchline after punchline of Ann at her best.
I'd rate this book a must read for fans of Coulter. Definitely not for the easily offended.

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