Michelle Malkin

The high priestess of fear and hate pontificates about how the WWII American internment of West Coast Japanese was REALLY JUSTIFIED AFTER ALL. As if that wasn't enough, she then draws analogies as to what should be adopted as the best polices for "handling" Arabs in America.

If you feel the need for a purgative, this is the book for you.

If you know Michelle Malkin and her politics, then this book is pretty much what you would expect. I found her research to be thorough. She offers pages of notes where she gives copious references to back up what she writes here. I read the book all the way through, but mainly I think it's useful as a reference to understanding the "players" in the Obama administration. It was Barack Obama himself who said, "Judge me by the people I surround myself with." Malkin does a thorough job. If you show more are an Obama backer, then you will undoubtedly disagree with her point of view. show less

Great book documenting all the ways legal immigration occurs. It is way more than you probably think. There isn't too much talk of farm workers, and the authors really hammer into the assault on American STEM workers. It was too heavy on the fraud instances, otherwise 5 star from me. A little fun gift at the end talking about the 2016 presidential candidates and talking about Trump.

While I do not believe the current administration is pure, I have faith in their goals for our country. It is indeed sad to see the corruption in politics that seems to be our heritage (I truly thought we were going to have and administration of 12 year-olds when Obama said they were looking for people with no association with lobbyists!) It would be interesting if Michelle would take her microscope to the Bush administration or even the new leaders of the Republican party, perhaps FOX news show more and Rush as well. The rating of two is reflective of her writing style more than the content. show less