I'm Reading a New Book...

I've jsut finished Ann Coulter's latest, and I can't find anythign wrong with her logic. I find a lot wrong with the callousness of her rhetoric at times, but her conclusions are more than on target. Well, I'm picking up a new book today, David Limbaugh's Bankrupt. I found online the following list detailing some of the points I'll discover between its covers...

David Limbaugh reveals:

* How, in their desperation to regain the power they held for decades, Democrats have seized on a few isolated scandals and manufactured others – while real systemic corruption is in the highest positions of Democratic leadership

* The Democratic party’s decline: it took firm root in the late 1960s and 1970s, but has accelerated dramatically over the last decade

* How the Democrats sacrificed all moral principle to defend Bill Clinton in the 1990s, and have now adopted the Clinton mode of conducting politics as an art of personal assassination — all the while accusing the Republicans of doing it

* The presidential election of 2000: how the Democrats tried to steal it, and then began an all-out campaign to convince Americans that Republicans did steal it

* Jimmy Carter and Bill Clinton: how they routinely violate the long-standing tradition against criticizing their successors — and even do so on foreign soil

* “Now it’s our party: we bought it, we own it and we’re going to take it back”: how the far-left fringe has gained control over the Democratic party

* The Democrats’ false claims that Bush is trampling on the Constitution -- while doing all they can to subordinate the Constitution to their own political ends

* Proof: while they have had the effrontery to lambaste President Bush over his Weapons of Mass Destruction assertions, scores of Democrats are on public record making similarly strong statements about Iraqi WMD

* How the Democrats exploited Hurricane Katrina to fan the flames of suspicion and distrust among minorities and the poor

* How Democrats repeatedly smear Christians who hold to traditional values by equating them with murderous Islamic jihad terrorists

* Bush = Hitler: how deeply this outrageous smear has penetrated into the core Democratic leadership

* Why the Democrats aren’t even honest about their own core convictions

* The judicial branch: how the Democrats continue to employ it shamelessly to “legislate” policy they cannot convince the American people to adopt through democratic means

* How the Democrats deny their liberalism in favor of a euphemistic “progressivism” -- but while “progressive” implies “forward-looking,” Democrats are mired in the past, reactionary on issues from Social Security (don’t change a bankrupt system) to Iraq (don’t defeat a hostile dictatorship and try to make it a democracy)

* The fraudulent premise the Democrats used to oppose Bush’s proposed tax cuts, predicting (erroneously) enormous deficits and deliberately disproportionate benefits to the wealthy

* Howard Dean and the top Democratic leadership’s incredible claim that the American people will just have to trust that they can do things better than the Republicans, although they’ve articulated no specific policies

* How the Democrats can’t decide whether their electoral difficulties stem from their failure to articulate their message or from the wholesale stupidity of an electorate that is in their view too Christian, too much in favor of traditional family values, and too patriotic

* Why, as long as the Democratic Party continues to allow itself to be dominated by its fringe elements and treats mainstream conservatism as inherently offensive, it will have a built-in disadvantage in national elections

Can't wait to get started.

Also so on my reading list is David Jeremiah's The Prayer Matrix