Category: Political Science Publisher: lulu
ISBN-10: 0978931106
Type: Non-Fiction
Pages: 196
Copyright: July 23, 2007
ISBN-13: 9780978931100
This book is a humorous and some what scientific look at the radical left-wing of the United States.
I have always thought it a dichotomy that the liberals of our country are so united in so many ways, but so opposed in others. The Right-Winger’s Guide to the Radical Left is a book that takes several of the typical stereo types of the liberal establishment and tries to make scientific sense of them. Understanding that there is a “Genus” which is liberalism, I specifically look at the specific “Species” to compare and contrast their view points and basically poke fun at them. For example, the typical “Tree Hugger” would just as soon shut down a “Union” factory than look at it, yet they will lock arms and wave the liberal flag when it comes to opposing anything that George W. Bush supports.
We start our journey by understanding the liberal. How they think and the common threads that all liberals hold dear are explained and contemplated. The reader is brought from understanding to what to do when confronting a liberal and how to talk to them. From there, we dive into several “Species” that make up the modern day liberal movement. Finally, I help you understand how a liberal views our Constitution.
The Right-Winger's Guide to the Radical Left is a humorous look at the left. I hope you enjoy it.
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