As a child, I saw the tome as something that was perennial. Raised in house full of classics, I had a distorted view of what the written text, 'a book' implied.
Modern books on politics really do much to have proven this childish notion wrong. Nothing in this, or any book similar, have any lasting values. If this book is still remembered twenty, thirty years from now, I will be shocked.
As for Coulter and her opinions, they did give me a hard laugh. And it did do much to prove a very Liberal point; that if you control your standards of definition, you can never be wrong. Alas, until the world agrees with your definitions, you can never be correct either. ( )

Gotta love Ann, "We should invade their countries..." ( )

Coulter's style (in writing and speaking) is obviously over-the-top, but worth a read for those who don't regularly watch FOX News. I'm for keeping an open mind and balancing the obvious spin of both liberals and conservatives--somewhere between the two is the real truth. ( )

Ann Coulter a conservative commentator and author that argues that liberals control the mainstream media and use it to demonize conservatives and conservative values. Coulter identifies a "liberal catechism" that includes "a hatred of Christmas, guns, the profit motive," and free speech. The some of the language in this bestseller is strong. Her writing is also witty and factual. If you are an American voter, you should read this. Judge the book after you read it and not the author before you do. ( )

I listened to this as an audio book. Coulter "reads" much too fast for a listening audience. Nevertheless, I didn't mind this book. I was particularly intrigued by the chapter on the liberal media. She presented several facts to back her argument. ( )