Reading Some Conservative Nonfiction

Well I feel honored that you are using my suggestion. :-) And I totally get only being able to read so much Ann Coulter. When I do read her books I can only read a couple chapters at a time because I facepalm myself so much that I almost give myself a concussion.

Oh, I like that title a lot! I think I'm going to have to use it. And originally this video was going to cover four books, but four pages into the Ann Coulter one I had to put it down. Maybe because it was the fourth one I read, or maybe it was just too smarmy, but I couldn't stand going further into it.

José

As a Leftist I do occasionally read a book by a right-wing author just to see what they are thinking. (I only read them at public libraries because I would never buy one.) They always follow a similar pattern. They talk about how superior America is and that it is the greatest, most wonderful country on earth. They also usually emphasize that conservatives, and conservatives alone, love and appreciate this land. The Left, on the other hand, despises this country and hates all things good and decent. In fact, if you listen to conservative authors, we on the Left would love nothing more than to turn America into a Stalinist hellhole where "wokeness" rules and we all live in teepees to save the environment. It's a very black and white worldview. All these books do is reassure conservatives that they are good and that the Left is bad. Oh sure they are all strawman arguments but that is what the Right excels at. I also found it very hard to believe that so many conservative books are best sellers. But then you pointed out how they use bulk sales to inflate their popularity and it all makes sense now. By the way, if you want to read stuff that will really make you want to gouge your eyes out read anything by Michael Savage or Ann Coulter! Hateful and horrible are the only two words to describe their books. You do an excellent job on all your videos! I appreciate all the time and effort you put into them. Keep up the good work. As for a title how about just "Conservative Nonfiction Nonsense"?