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    This current book is a collection of Coulter's most challenging editorials and a few that were never published due to the lack of "backbone" some publishers exhibited. Coulter takes on such "hot-button" issues as abortion, gun control, education and much more. As well as insights into her personal life (no, she's not the cold-hearted witch that the left tries to paint her as). Her well-informed arguments leave little, if any, room for questioning.

    This is an excellent book that should be read by all (even liberals, if they aren't afraid of being enlightened). It's a shame that most of the Republicans in political office don't take after Coulter's example speaking truth whether or not it "reaches out" to the other side. If they did, we'd see a lot more progress in America today. Instead, they're so afraid being thought of as "mean-spirited," that they often compromise their beliefs instead of standing up for them. Liberals never compromise nor do they offer their hands in a spirit of compassion towards us. So, why should we when it comes to our principles?
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    In 'The Moral Landscape', Harris does the hard work for the reader; he reasons through his assertions with such rigor that he presents every objection you could think of, and four more that you didn't, and addresses them alongside each point he makes along the way. Without fail, counter-arguments are handily dispatched. His points are underscored by fact-based evidence in clear and concise language, such that even if the reader disregards any emotional pressure that may come through Harris' words... if they honestly allow facts to stand as facts, there is no way not to agree with his conclusions.

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