When You Ride Alone You Ride with bin Laden
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What the Government Should Be Telling Us to Help Fight the War on Terrorism
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"After September 11, when Bill Maher offended easily-offended people with a widely (and in many cases, deliberately) misunderstood remark, Ari Fleischer said that people need to watch what they say and do. In this very funny but ultimately serious, provocative but truly patriotic book, Bill prescribes what Americans can do to defend our nation. And please put this blurb as far away from Ann Coulter's as possible." - Al Franken
"Bill Maher has inherited the mantle of Mark Twain and Jonathan Swift and he wears it with aplomb. If he were living in any other time or in one of many other countries he would truly be in danger of being put to death for his legendary ability to say the unthinkable and say it better (and before) anyone else. When You Ride Alone You Ride with bin Laden is destined to be the most talked-about book of the year." - Larry King
"Bill Maher rides alone daily but it is a hilarious, incisive trip. Maher versus bin Laden? Take Bill, give the points!" - Bill O'Reilly
"Bill Maher has the courage to speak his mind - no matter what the consequences - something you can't say about most people these days. And he's damn funny! Now, more than ever, the country needs his outrage. Agree or disagree with him, there is no question that what he has written in this book should be front and center in the great national debate and I, for one, am thrilled that this cantankerous s.o.b. is still there doing battle for the republic we all love." - Michael Moore
"Bill Maher loves America, hates conventional thinking, and, despite his curmudgeonly image, has a heart of gold. In the war on terrorism, we could use a little less tolerance and sensitivity and a little more manly anger. In this book, Bill leads the way hilariously." - Ann Coulter
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LOLDavid, February 17, 2006
Reviewer: LOLDavid
from Los Angeles, California
One of the refreshing things about Bill Maher’s book is that he actually has a practical, open mind about confronting the war on terror. He isn’t following a party line by praising or denouncing the U.S. government. Instead he’s talking about what you and I can do to sacrifice for the sake of the war on terror, and sacrifice is something that neither Democrats or Republicans are prepared to ask for because of their poll driven policies aimed at re-election. Maher tears apart those who drive gas guzzling SUVs that truly do finance terror and he also denounces P.C. liberal policies toward searching for potential terrorists. His natural narration makes it seem like he’s talking to us and he’s able to deliver the jokes in the tone he meant them to be delivered. This is book is short and funny and I finished it in about 2 days.
- Published:
2002
- LearnOutLoud.com Product ID:
W003021
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