Con Job: How Democrats Gave Us Crime, Sanctuary Cities, Abortion Profiteering, and Racial Division

by Crystal Wright

The Democrat Party likes to pose as the party of compassion. But where is the compassion in "sanctuary cities" that allow foreign criminals to prey on innocent Americans? Where is the compassion in encouraging envy and lawlessness?

Crystal Wright isn't falling for the liberal con job any longer. A one-time (2008) Obama supporter herself—and now a totally fearless "Conservative Black Chick"—Wright blows the whistle on the Democrat Party and its policies that are destroying America. In Con Job you'll learn why Democrat politicians have no problem with inner-city riots; why Democrats so fervently defend Planned Parenthood, how Democrats are remaking America through massive immigration and more.

The 2016 presidential election is set to be one of the most consequential in American history—and Crystal Wright's book is the one you need to help friends and family avoid falling for the Democrat con job yet again.

Genres: Politics, Nonfiction

304 pages, Hardcover

First published January 11, 2016

Reviews

[Roger Leonhardt · Rating 5 out of 5]

An absolutely "Must Read" book! I have read a lot of books exposing the hypocrisy of the left, but this one is pure gold.

[Elizabeth · Rating 2 out of 5]

I had given this 2.5 stars but had to adjust downwards after realizing this book was largely vitriol and rhetoric. There is some good info in this book but you have to get past the "conservative" dogma being screamed at you.

Great premise but the book lacked decent follow through. Too much emotional writing and very little research to back up the author's conclusions.

This book is about how Democrats have hurt blacks in American but you don't get that this is the focus until you start reading. The title is misleading. I felt the author played the race card just as much as she accuses the Democrats of doing.

I didn't read the whole book because several chapters are almost repeats of previous chapters. And the first part of the book is so much a screed against everyone that the author hates that I nearly gave up. I hate overly emotional, pointless, in your face screaming that has no purpose. I quit reading after the chapter on sanctuary cities, read the chapter on abortion and Kermit Gosnell, and skipped to the personal story at the end.

There are good points in this book but the lack of research and support make this book nearly unreadable. It also needs severe editing and better organization.

[Josh Lovvorn · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book does have some good information included. I was truly hopeful that I would get some insight about what brings a black person to shirk the mainstream politics that demand she vote blue. However, this book, like those by Ann Coulter or David Brock, is full of vitriol and spite. Further, it reads almost like a Twitter feed or blog post. I found it unpleasant to read, even when I found myself intrigued by the underlying content.

[Bobbie · Rating 5 out of 5]

Excellent book on the evil pushed on us by liberalism, said evil being disguised as goodness.

[Bill V · Rating 3 out of 5]

Ideologically, I share similar views with the author, Crystal Wright. I agree with many of her points about how the Democratic party manipulates black Americans. However, to me, there is very little that could be considered profound about this work. I found it refreshing to read a book written by a black and female conservative but nothing blew me away philosophically or intellectually.

The title is very straightforward in the delivery of its message, which normally I do like, but I was a bit disappointed in the book's narrow focus on black America. I would have appreciated more of a big picture - how everyone is affected by destructive policies regardless of race or any of issues that categorize us into small groups.

[Diogenes · Rating 1 out of 5]

Splenetic, incoherent tripe. Lacks insight and merely parrots shopworn talking points. Any message this “author” is trying to impart is completely sandbagged by this disorganized, poorly written screed. Anyone interested in the Black conservative experience is advised to steer clear of this mess and seek out greener pastures such as Thomas Sowell, as another reviewer has suggested.