Susan Estrich

I've said it many times, but will say it here again: I don't know which it worse, that Ann Coulter has a national platform for her vitriolic, hate-filled libelous cruelty (enough adjectives there?) or that people actually listen to/read/believe her bile.

Susan Estrich dismantles Ann Coulter, not without interjecting personal feelings, and provides the reader with the sources of Coulter's comments. There's a paraphrasing of the three laws of thermodynamics that puts them in laymen's terms: 1) show more You can't win, 2) You can't tie, and 3) You can't even come close. With Coulter's insanity, no rational person can use reason to win, tie, or even come close - she is worse than Pat Robertson, worse than any other televangelist, worse than James Dobson, worse than Sean Hannity, she's pretty much the worst. When backed into a corner with reason, she shows her true colors, a vile, mean, genuinely evil person who spews hateful lies and has absolutely nothing to back up what she says.

This book will not convince her fans that she is a liar but it does collocate some of her more egregious offenses for those of us who do not want to support her filth by buying her books. show less

I like this book very much! I mainly read it to keep me motivated and in the right train of thought. I, personally, do not recommend the cabbage diet though. Other than that, this book is wonderful.

I like this book very much! I mainly read it to keep me motivated and in the right train of thought. I, personally, do not recommend the cabbage diet though. Other than that, this book is wonderful.