[SamAdams76]

I buy all my books on Amazon.com. I'll spend plenty of time browsing the "big-box" bookstores. But then I'll usually go home and order the ones I like online. There is no doubt they have a liberal agenda as the hate book on Bush are always prominently displayed.

I notice the same thing at Tower Records. They now put anti-Bush books on the checkout counter. I thought they were a MUSIC and DVD store. But of course, the nose-ringed clerks just can't seem to resist pushing their leftist agenda. So I guess I'll get my DVD's off Amazon too for now on.

[The Scourge of Yazid]

To be fair, the only books that are now focusing on our current president's job performance seem to be partisan hatchet-jobs done by cretinous slugs like Michael Moore or Al Franken.

The only two pro-Bush books that I can think of off the top of my head, are "Bush Country" (which I've read, and thought was a remarkable polemic.) and the few books written by reporters for the Washington Times. I can't recall their exact titles, but the authors were Bill Gertz and Bill Sammon.

Face facts. The pinkos have commandeered the bookshelf this election cycle.

In fact, I recently spotted a Spanish translation of 'Dick' Clarke's self-important diatribe against the Bush administration's security policy. So, I guess even our Latin American friends get to partake in the ritualistic orgy of left-wing hatred and vitriol directed against G.W. Bush.

Personally, if I were you, I'd run out and buy that devastating dissection of the Carter presidency that was recently published.

[mommybain]

Amazon.com is Borders.