[sultan88]

Since we're on books, I'd like to get an opinion on the following, I haven't read them: "The Hillary Trap" by Laura Ingraham "Slander" by Ann Coulter "The 70's; How We Got Here" by David Frum, author of "Dead Right"

Of these, I have only read "Slander" by Ann Coulter. In her refreshingly, fruittart-biting style, Coulter rips into the fabric of the lying leftist media, tearing them to shreds.

[Happygal]

I am mid-way through both 'Slander' and Peter Schweizer's 'Reagan's War' (Both of them sent to me by my dearest book benefactor, Madivan! *S*)

I'm a disaster at picking up one book and finishing it. Currently I have six books on the go. Those two, two brain bubble-gum novels, ``Captain Correlli's Mandolin'' (nearly finished), and travel writer Bill Bryson's 'Made In America')

I read three books last week, so it's hard to keep them all on the go.

But I prefer to read like that. I absorb more when I'm in the humour to read a certain text. Tomorrow, I may in the humour for Coulter, alternatively I might be in the humour for Bryson, or equally a trashy novel.

As with everything - I like to keep my options open. Must be the journalist coming out in me.

[FBD]

"refreshingly, fruittart-biting style"

heh, heh...I like that.

BTW, I hear Barnes and Noble are hiding Coulter's and Ingraham's book in the "womens" section.

Geez, am I the only one that is getting tired of Fox's "Snooze Alerts"? That stupid alert thing goes off more than car alarms at a mall parking lot. They used to alarm me, now they just annoy me.

Kind of like mhkings 300 pings a day. (I'm sorry, I didn't get me mornin' java, I'm a little crabby...)