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Here's a review from that site by a whiney liberal (and a hypocrite):

I wish that this author could be a little more original. The spoofing of Moore (and Franken's) title, and the copying of the cover art work, means this work has minimzed itself.
Moore's popularity is largely because of the originality of his approach.

Mr. Moore's last book was titled "Dude, Where's My Country". Mr. Moore's last movie was titled "Fahrenheit 911".

There was a comedy released in the past couple of years titled "Dude, Where's My Car?" and a novel titled "Fahrenheit 451" (which has also been adapted for a film in 1966 and again is being adapted for the screen).

So much for the lamented "originality".

Mr. Franken was taken to courty for infringing on Fox's slogan "Fair and Balanced" and using pictures of their conservative hosts (who are also authors) on the cover.

Then again, when the guy who wrote that review has not even read the book (and likely would never concede any points that the author makes), then what is his review worth anyway? "4 of 23 people found the review helpful"