The I Hate Ann Coulter, Bill O'Reilly, Rush Limbaugh, Michael Savage, Sean Hannity... Reader: The Hideous Truth about America's Ugliest Conservatives

The books ignores that the media and news is actually dominated by the left ideology however it is they who do not get the audiences. The title says it all with "I HATE". Amazing the author actually defines what he is all about and yet points his finger to those that approach it from a realistic view. Anyhow when the title uses hate as their agenda that should be a warning to any with a brain. the book exposes the hideous truth about himself. Do not waste your time , it is trash.

This book outlines the egregious, slimemongering, cavalier lack of sensibility and reason that is flagrantly flung about by the likes of Slimebaugh, Coultergeist, Hammity, Bill O'the Clown, MikeHell Savage, and others who choose to degrade the Constitution of the United States. If you want to know just how wrong these individuals are, read this book!

i have only read part of this book so far. It throws light on the biases of far right critics in the media toward liberal and progressive analysis of things as they are in the current Bush regime, using derogatory language frequently. There are several books of this nature shedding light on this slanderous (?) activity, a sign that we are learning more of this attack by the right. This book fits well in this process of analysis!

This is a must read for all political people. The right-wingers attacked in this book are all media senations who have been getting away with dissembling for too much of their careers. No more. The various contributors cut their weak arguments to shreds. This was well worth reading- I only wish the book was longer. Thank you, Mr.Willis.

IF FOX ZOMBIES can leave one-star reviews, having never read the book, then I can counter them while making an honest observation. I, too, grimace at the way hate is thrown around casually. But looking at the cover of this book, the way the graphics emphasize certain words, it would appear the title of the book might rightly read, "The 'I Hate' Reader," with a list of those hatemongers critiqued in the volume. Thus the word hate in the title rightly reflects on the mean-spirited, rightwing pundits critiqued within, and not on their sincere critics. Or is that obvious?

Looking at the right wing one star reviewers, I have to wonder if they read any part of the book besides the title. All I hear is them whining about liberal hypocrisy and hate speech. This book is a passionate yet valid expose of right wing idols. It's certainly far above Michael Savage and his schoolyard bully-style name-calling. (I mean, San Franfreako? Come on!)