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Dec 17, 2009

Kate rated it:

This is quite possibly the most disgusting work ever written or published.

Republicans should be ashamed to even have someone like Ann Coulter in their party. The book makes nothing but personal attacks to demean the Democratic Party and make Liberalism look like devil worship. If being liberal is that bad and wanting freedom from religion is so terrible, maybe Ann is the one who doesn’t belong in America: the nation built on Religious freedom and choice.

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Sep 25, 2007

Georgia rated it:

If I could punch one person in the world right in the face, it would definitely be Ann Coulter. She is a crazy, racist bitch. Also, the book sucked in case you were wondering.

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Dec 16, 2009

Michele rated it:

Ann Coulter is the Devil

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Dec 17, 2009

David rated it:

Coulter's brash, irreverent style would make her a cultural icon if she were on the left. But even liberals ready to bust a gasket over her views will not be able to hold back a laugh now and then.

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Nov 21, 2007

David rated it:

If you like unbridled opinion with a nasty and sarcastic twist this is the book to read. After hearing all the denounciations of the book, I had to read it and I thoroughly enjoyed, particularly the attack on the New Jersey widows. But not only that, Ann clearly makes a strong argument that liberals have created their own religion, which is why they are so hostile towards other form of organized religion. If there is anything that bothers the Left more than anything is when the masses turn to More...

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Mar 26, 2008

Wifey rated it:

This book is about as accurate as The Da Vinci Code, and it would be really offensive if it wasn't so hilarious. Mostly because it's funny when you glimpse the inner workings of the severely mentally handicapped. I heard some strange things when I taught special ed., but nothing comes close to the fantasy world Ann Coulter thinks she lives in. But what do I know, I'm a woman.

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Feb 16, 2008

Justin added it

Same old same old from our favorite horse faced ultra conservative Ann Coulter. When she's not shrieking the usual conservative rhetoric (liberal want to kill babies, outlaw Christianity, force mass gay marriages etc...) she's accusing liberal of betraying the nation, colluding with Communists and plotting the downfall of the USA. I'm not sure what's worse, that people actually like this garbage or having to look at that grotesquery on the cover.

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Feb 13, 2008

Ashleigh rated it:

My very first Ann Coulter book...I find her outrageously hilarious. If I had more guts I'd be as outspoken as she is. Her books, including this one, are generally self-absorbed and depreciative of anyone not a conservative, but therein lies the humor. Liberals take themselves way too seriously...Coulter takes advantage of their sensitive feelings and uses their public outrage to fuel her own popularity and book sales. Smart woman.

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Dec 16, 2009

Terry rated it:

It was very...interesting. As a democrat and a liberal, I wanted to find out what fuels the other side. As content goes, it was very poor, as she made blanket statements and backed up her work with only a few examples which could be easily refuted. Her arguements were devoid of logic, not due to content but due to the way she argued. A high school debater could have made her book look like a fool.

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Oct 09, 2008

Robert rated it:

Ann Coulter, Godless: The Church of Liberalism (Crown, 2006)

I would like to be able to review Ann Coulter's newest tome, Godless: The Church of Liberalism, fairly. However, I find myself unable to do so because Coulter's entire premise is a ludicrous, but increasingly common, fallacy: the equation of conservatism with orthodox religion (specifically, in this case, Christianity, though I've often heard Joe Lieberman, an orthodox Jew, described as conservative as well). I'm not s More...

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Mar 23, 2008

Lisa rated it:

Coulter carefully and systematically lays out her idea that liberalism rejects the idea of God and reviles people of faith, but liberalism bears all the attributes of a religion. Coulter reveals the Church of Liberalism, showing its sacraments (abortion), its holy writ (Roe v. Wade), its martyrs (from Soviet spy Alger Hiss to cop-killer Mumia Abu-Jamal), its clergy (public school teachers), its churches (government schools, where prayer is prohibited but condoms are free), its doctrine of i More...

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Oct 08, 2008

Maggie rated it:

The really ironic part? She thinks (and says this aloud, mind you) that people don't take her seriously because she's beautiful. Really, Ann? I thought it was because you were ridiculous.

5 comments like (36 people liked it)

Dec 21, 2007

Bells rated it:

complete and utter poo. the reason she's so damn stupid is that she's obviously undernourished. Get that woman a cheeseburger- STAT!

26 comments like (20 people liked it)

Sep 29, 2007

Kevin rated it:

Good book. Flat out truths that offend anyone who doesn't want to face the reality of their positions. It was funny too.

2 comments like (16 people liked it)

Jul 27, 2008

Noelle rated it:

Although some of the things she says are a little caustic, I thought it was informative. The democrats are very against teaching Christianity in schools, but they have replaced it with their own religion and set of values. Instead of teaching creationism, they demand teaching evolution (which many atheistic scientist agree is not supported by scientific evidence.) There were a lot of other things that were worth reading.

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Jul 18, 2008

Brandt rated it:

Not much merit here. Mostly hate mongering. The beligerence is about the level of something you'd expect from someone who'd been recently raped by a Communist dachshund. But I guess it's a step up from the garbled incoherence that she usually tries to spew around her mouth full of Rovely manhood.

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Jan 02, 2008

Bob rated it:

I got this book for free, otherwise I would never had read it. It is the most B.S. book I have ever seen. Little evidence, wild accusations, and spitefull attacks on anyone who doesn't share her viewpoints. Needless to say I left my copy by my toilet, in case I run out of T.P..

1 comment like (11 people liked it)

Jan 23, 2008

Lisa rated it:

I couldn't finish this book. This woman is an embarrassment to what she claims to believe in. I have no idea where she comes up with all the crap she writes about. Don't read this book! I wish I could give it less than 1 star.

2 comments like (7 people liked it)

Dec 16, 2009

Dan rated it:

if you dig right-wing conservatives that trump any argument by saying they are "Christian" and then use profanity while spiting on the graves of victims of 9-11. Then this is the book for you. Also, i think she is anorexic.

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Mar 12, 2008

Sandra rated it:

What can I say. I love Ann Coulter. If you can take the tongue-in-cheek sarcasm as just that--sarcasm, Ann's arguements are worth the effort. Great read. I couldn't put it down until I had finished it.

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Nov 26, 2008

Kelly rated it:

This one is pretty simple: If you are conservative, Republican, or extremely open-minded, you MIGHT like it...If you're Democrat or a liberal, you're going to hate it...but for God's sake, I hate reading reviews were someone didn't even READ the entire book. I read it from cover to cover.

Ann Coulter has a really snarky sense of humor that can come off as condescending and annoying, sometimes. The reason why some conservatives tolerate her is because when she's funny, she's hysteri More...

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Aug 12, 2008

Ruka rated it:

I read this book specifically because I disagree so strongly with some of the things that come out of Coulter's mouth, and I wanted to know why I felt that way. What I came away with was a greater understanding on how we perceive and interpret information depending on which "side" we're on. While Coulter isn't dumb, and she's obviously done her homework on the issues in the book, she's still a bully who revels in cheap shots and beating a dead horse. Godless is little more than a three More...

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Mar 20, 2008

Laura rated it:

A friend gave it to me and I picked it up when avoiding working on my thesis last fall. When I've read Ann Coulter's columns she's usually struck me as unbalanced. Reading her book I decided she's either certifiably crazy OR she's an incredible satirist. (I've chosen to believe the latter :-) She sets out a case for how liberalism is a church and her arguments (while a bit overblown) have substance.

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Apr 16, 2008

Travis rated it:

Liberalism is a religion, and a whacked out one at that, but conservatism is a rational school of thought?
name calling is humor and/ or political commentary?

and what's up with Ann's hate for the 9-11 widows? How very Christian of her and compassionate conservative of her.

I'm really baffled what the appeal of this woman is.

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Jul 28, 2008

Andrew rated it:

Complete garbage. A book packed with name calling and absurd generalizations. Even from a conservative perspective this book is best passed over.

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Jun 17, 2008

Paul rated it:

Ann's pen is sharper than a cutco knofe.

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Jul 26, 2008

Dee rated it:

I love anything written by Ann Coulter!

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Apr 26, 2008

Anthony rated it:

Ok, so I love Ann Coulter, I’ve said it. Abrasive and politically incorrect in the extreme, she calls it like she sees it and, if you can get past her confrontational style to her message, she is usually right on the money. (no pun intended…) This is the best of her myriad books and plainly elucidates the core values (or lack thereof) in the ongoing conservative v. liberal philosophical debate. You really ought to read this book, even if you think you can’t stand the author. You may discover More...

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Sep 22, 2008

Regina rated it:

Really enjoyed it, but I am a fan. I knew all the basics of the material Coulter covers (what conservative religious person isn't familiar with the usual attacks?) but I *still* learned something new and still found myself riveted. Preaching to the choir, maybe, but enjoyable!

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Aug 20, 2008

Andrew rated it:

This woman's words, whether written on paper or heard on fox (or whatever else she's on) are disgusting to listen, can't decent republicans find some archaic rule that says that they can excommunicate her from the party or something?

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