But is the book great? Not so much:
It is impossible to read Dirty, Sexy Politics and come away with the impression that you have read anything other than the completely unedited ramblings of an idiot. This being a professional website for which I have a great deal of respect, I searched for a more eloquent or gentle way to accurately phrase the previous sentence – but could not find one.
There’s a lot more.
That review was the comedy break of the month. Each paragraph was better than the last.
That was the single best book review I’ve ever read.
I caught a glimpse of Meghan McCain on Leno the other night, and it put this book review entirely in context. Ouch!
I predict a new CNN correspondent during the 2012 elections. Perhaps teamed up with Levi Johnson.
It sounds to me like this book fills a well-needed gap.
Wow.
Let’s back up — I defy Meghan McCain to even read and understand that paragraph. Baby steps.
Well, that’s actually the line I have a problem with: Clint Diddier of Washington State is demonstrating soreloseritis.
Dino Rossi: fiscally sane guy while being on the socially conservative side – but tepid about the social issues. It’s at least plausible he could win a Senate seat in Washington.
Clint Diddier: “Everything he says – squared!” Plus he’s a firebreathing anti-abortion guy.
Clint is “The Tea Party Guy”, but polls have shown for the entire primary season that the tea party folks are mighty comfortable with Dino Rossi also.
Primary Season Clint: “I’ll fight my best in the primary, but in the end I, and everyone, should support the winner.”
Post-Primary Season Clint: “Dino can get my endorsement with a short phone call. [In which he agrees with my abortion position.]”
Nah. The covers are too far apart and my desk doesn’t wobble that much. I’ll use The Enduring Policy Successes of Jimmy Carter instead.
“I’ll use The Enduring Policy Successes of Jimmy Carter instead.”
How useful can one blank piece of paper be?
Wow, that was an epically long article. It’s those that make me glad I have a copy of Textaloud. I can piddle around doing other things while the friendly Neospeech voice, Paul16, reads the article for me. But I was LoLing at the parts where he cited excerpts from the book. Textaloud pretty accurately changes the cadence of the reading based upon the punctuation. Having the text-to-speech ramble through her incoherence just emphasized the poor grammar even further.
ak4mc: what part of “well-needed” didn’t you understand? 🙂
Oh Dear God, Meghan McCain is SO STUPID, and this review is a thing of beauty.