Glenn Beck's "Arguing with Idiot's" expected to skyrocket, unseat Kennedy's memoirs

PDOP ^ | 09/19/09 | J Brown

[Jabrown]

Expectations among book retailers are high as Glenn Beck's newest book, Arguing with Idiots: How to Stop Small Minds and Big Government is expected to hit book shelves on Tuesday. The pre-release sales of Beck's newest endevour has remained within the top 50 best sellers on amazon.com for the past three weeks and just prior to release is the 3rd ranked book on Amazon and is currently ranked #7 in company sales by Barnes & Noble. Beck's Arguing with Idiots: How to Stop Small Minds and Big Government is released on the heels of...

[fish hawk]

Me too, then watch O’Really cry.

[CIB-173RDABN]

It is an impression, that is all. I sometimes think he (Bill) is willfully ignorant about President Obama, giving him (the President) the benefit of doubt when there is no doubt.

[mewzilla]

Considering how deeply these books are discounted, they’ll sell well, but make very little money....

[fish hawk]

Yes but still that is the best Bill has treated him in the last several times he was on. O’Reilly tends to defend Obama at every little chance he gets, thinking he is coming across “fair and balanced”, where as Glenn is simply digging up the truth that no one else will delve into. He must have one hell of a great research team.

[jwparkerjr]

I remember a line from a movie years ago, “That’s not fair! That’s not right!” and the response “Must be a black man’s left leg!”

[Arthur McGowan]

I can’t wait until next week when I can pick up Kennedy’s book for 99¢. I have a bathroom door I’d like to prop open to keep the bathroom from steaming up when I shower.

[Arthur McGowan]

I read recently that in 2002 he gave $2,174 to charity. I’m not kidding.

[dbehsman]

Just wait until his will comes out and then we’ll see how much he really cared about them.

That is ABSOLUTELY CORRECT!

I think a fine book about Ted Kennedy's legacy would be a copy of his will followed up with detailed explanations about how he structured his estate and his property in order to pay the least amount of taxes.