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 I love how people write reviews on books a day or two after they come out and do nothing but criticise the intent of the author. How could you possibly have read the book in 24 hours or less? And then you claim that all the books are being bought up by book stores and therefore don't count as real book sales. Where the heck do you think people buy books from? The moon? Most people still buy books from book stores. How do book stores get books? They buy them in bulk based on the number of similar books sold. What gripes me is when you go to one of these book stores and they tell you "Oh, that book's out of stock. It's always out of stock. You want me to put you on the list?" And it always happens to be a conservative book. Never mind that in order to actually speak with the clerk you have to climb over a pile of Bill Clinton's "My Lies" to get to the counter. These "bulk" orders of conservative books must be going into a dumpster somewhere or get buried in the lawn and garden section to prevent us from actually buying them. Next time why don't you actually try purchasing one of these books and opening up the front cover. You might learn something. I found this book to be a very good read. Thank goodness we have Amazon.com, otherwise the open minded liberals in this country would never let us read them.
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Like his other tabloid book, "Losing Bin laden," Miniter still hasn't quite learned how to put subject, verb, and object together yet, let alone two plus two.
There are no words that I can write in this review that will do justice to this book. You should just buy the book and decide for yourself what you do or do not believe.
