[mlbford2]

Turner Diaries come to mind.

[Question_Assumptions]

I wonder if Knopf would publish a book about two pro-life people discussing their frustration at being able to do nothing about the 40 million children who have died from abortion since Roe v. Wade and who plan to murder the liberal justices on the Supreme Court or carry out a series of clinic bombings. Somehow, I don't think they'd consider that art.

[annyokie]

It will be impossible for this thread to progress without someone mentioning abortion in the first ten replies.

The article in NRO was great.

[Steve_Seattle]

Is that "Note from the Publisher" genuine, or a spoof?

[RockinRight]

Good God, that is sick. Could you imagine the media outrage had someone written this book about Clinton?

[Uncle Miltie]

Oh goody! Question and Answer time!

Baker wrote Checkpoint in response to the powerless seething fury many Americans felt when President Bush decided to take the nation to war.

“How do you react to something that you think is so hideously wrong?” asks Baker.

A: Support and vote for the Presidential Candidate, Senators, and House members who opposed the war. Ooops! Guess that means you'll be voting Nader!

“How do you keep it from driving you nuts?

A: Hug your wife, go to church, play with the kids, get a hobby.

What do you do with your life while this wrong is being carried out?

A: Go to work and be productive on something useful, unlike this book. By virtue of following my first answer, you will have done most everything a citizen of your persuasion can and should do.

What are the thoughts—the secret thoughts, the unpublishable thoughts, so to speak—that go through your head?”

A: Well, you sir, seem to like thinking about assassination. It is wise for you to seek psychiatric assistance before proceeding further.