Never Trust a Liberal Over 3-Especially a Republican

In this (new brave new world) of far left cancel culture, censorship loving, Marxists lunatics who now seem to be in charge of every branch of our federal government I thought it was time to read another point of view than what is being preached on the news today. I recently purchased this hard cover book (Never trust a liberal over 3-especially a Republican by Ann Coulter) that I purchased on Amazon for a bargain price. Many people do not like Ann Coulter because she is a conservative writer who explores the numerous contradictions, lies, and distortions often spouted by so many in the main street media these days. Her sharp and cutting wit is many times humorous and ironic.Even though the information in this book is a little dated; nevertheless, history seems to have a way of repeating itself when it comes to far left liberal policies and decisions. Even though I do not agree with all her views and opinions on every issue; however, she does have the ability and writing skills to get her ideas and opinions clearly to her readers.The eighteen chapters contain an enormous amount of material. They include the following: Will this be the midterms? If Chuck Schumer is smiling, vote Nay! And other good advice for conservatives. Thou shalt not speak ill of a fellow Republican with the following exceptions, Democrats: they can’t be trained-they can only be beaten, Liberal behavior: porn surfers, liars and welfare suppliers, slavery, the KKK, and the trail of tears,-I give you the Democrat party, Police: shoot first, hug later, America’s enemies, Foreign and Democratic, Muslims, Immigration, guns and crime: Guns do kill people, Thank God, Courts: the third branch of Liberalism, keeping abortion safe and other liberal oxymoron’s, higher re-education, Media, Liberals and science, not far from the tree.As expected, most conservatives will enjoy reading this book but liberals will probably try to ban it; nevertheless, it is always intellectually healthy to read both points of view to better understand the philosophical principles of both views. As an old time John Kennedy supporter liberal when they were pro-military, and liberty and free speech was promoted, it is difficult to recognize the so called contemporary liberal philosophy today.Rating: 4 Stars. Joseph J. Truncale (Author: Never Trust a Politician: A critical review of politics and politicians).

As usual, witty and sarcastic, and action packed with real facts, events and communications that expose liberal progressive motives as government control of the people by self appointed elites.If you don't like facts and don't want to see the left unmasked, don't read this book. Otherwise, buy it.

I like her wit and pointing flaws in liberal policy. She's one of better spoken people I've heard and writes top notch.

Don't waste your money

What a beautiful book I got more than misty reading about her mom Reminded me of mine such a great author

Ann Coulter, say's what she thinks, and well written

A compilation of leftovers, stuff from other books and so on. Good writing but disappointing overall.

I LOVE LOVE Ann's whit and to the damn point conversations. Since I have had 3 people come up to me in airports asking me if I am ANN, I guess I like her more. And my middle name is ANN

This is a collection of articles from several years back by the highly intelligent, maverick conservative American writer Ann (“I think I’m middle of the road, it’s all the rest of you who are crazy”) Coulter.As I said in my Amazon review of another of her books:-If unused to Ann Coulter’s flippant, over-the-top style you may at first think it is not to be taken seriously; until the surprising thought steals up on you that she may actually be right, and have hit on something profound and important.-Even if you disagree with Ann’s conclusions, approach her writings with an open mind (not everyone can) and she will make you think about why you believe things you previously just assumed. You will also have fun along the way.-Do not be put off if you have come across media stories about Twitter arguments the authoress gets into from time to time. The speed of that medium and lack of space in a tweet to explain and qualify comments mean that tweets often appear half-considered and opinionated. Ms Coulter may be joking, serious or both at once. It is hard to tell which from a tweet.- She writes for an American audience, so assumes knowledge of things and people well-known over there but not in Britain. That is why from my appreciation of the book as a British reader I give it 4 stars rather than 5, as some of the articles would mean more to someone in the USA. Being American, Ann takes ‘liberal’ and ‘left-wing’ as the same thing, while in Britain they can be seen as different things.Examples of points she makes and of her style:‘As Pat Buchanan said, homosexuality has gone from being “the love that dare not speak its name” to the love that won’t shut up’.On the millions of illegal immigrants living in the USA who work, claim welfare benefits and access government services fairly openly, and the argument that there are now so many of them that it would be impossible for the government to round them up and send them home:‘It didn’t take a government administrator rounding up foreigners and putting them on buses to get 20 million illegal aliens here, and it won’t take a government program rounding them up to get them home. They decided to walk across the border to get jobs – and welfare apparently- and they’ll walk back across the border as soon as the jobs and welfare dry up.”My favourite article in this book is ‘Speaking Truth to Dead Horses’. Ann predicts the 2006 Oscar winners without having seen any of the films, on the assumption that because of the bias of Hollywood the Oscars will be awarded to the most politically correct film in each category.On that basis she gets nearly half right, which is not bad going as with 5 nominations in each category purely random guesses would have been right only 20% of the time. With several politically correct films nominated in the same category she has to decide whether e.g. a film with a gay Asian director is more or less politically correct than a film about how oil companies are evil.‘Finally my favourite category: Best Foreign Language film. Here I am at a disadvantage because no one else has seen these movies either.’ It includes a Palestinian film about suicide bombers called “Paradise Now”. ‘I don’t want to spoil the ending for you, but let’s just say there won’t be a sequel.’While I liked reading this, of the several books I have read by Ann Coulter the two easiest for British readers to appreciate are 'Adios America' and 'Treason'.

Dss Buch ist áhnlich "How to talk with a Liberal" (collection of her columns). Obwohl ich diese Columns wóchentlich lese, finde ich Sie immer wieder interessant und witzig. Ihr "giftiger" Humor bringt mich immer wieder zum Lachen> Coulter Fans werden das Buch lieben, "liberals" werden es hassen.

As usual, great read

It's Ann Coulter at her usual best. What more can anyone say about this prolific and knowledgeable writer.A joy to read.

An easy read which presents Ann Coulter's greatest hits from her well-known weekly column. Very entertaining and outrageous as usual!