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The Official Handbook of the Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy: The 2008 Presidential Election Edition

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As a pro-America conservative Canadian, I enjoyed this book so much. Lots of answers to some very confusing questions like Public Health Care, Defense and Foreign Policies, role of the US in the world and many more. If you're a liberal, you should read this to understand more about our point of views.If you're a right winger, you still need this great handbook to defend yourself against the Lunatic Leftists. Highly Recommended!

The book is pretty similar to the 2006 and 2007 editions. The author provides some pretty solid refutation of the most common liberal arguments. But it is nowhere near as in depth and comprehensive as Gregg Jackson's "Conservative Comebacks to Liberal Lies." Smith's answers are more tongue and cheek than Jackson's more thoroughly researched and documented responses. It's not a bad read though.

Have you ever had an epiphany and realized it was about how nasty the Democratic party is???? Well, this book will bring that realization to the front of your cranium, and give you a lot to think about!!! GET IT NOW!!!!

This book has a lot of useful information and is a fun and easy read. It is a must for anyone looking to join the ever expanding right wing conspiracy lol. As a conservative I wish such a conspiracy exsisted. R. Reagon for 2008

As always, The Official Handbook of the Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy undeniably lives up to its title. Now in an updated 2008 Presidential Election Edition, The Official Handbook of the Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy remains a solid block of strategies for debating with the extreme liberal left. Chapters attack and destroy the arguments supporting such left-wing causes as amnesty for illegal immigrants, giving constitutional rights to terrorism suspects, hysteria over global warming, unilaterally giving up in Iraq, using the Fairness Doctrine to censor conservative talk radio, "inside job" 9/11 conspiracy theories, same-sex marriage, and more. Liberals will also want to read The Official Handbook of the Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy, the better to understand and anticipate the counter-arguments that are coming, and moderates are sure to chuckle at Smith's tongue-in-cheek take on the issues regardless of personal political preference! "...welfare hurts the exact people it is meant to help. By paying people to remain unemployed and giving extra subsidies to non-working parents who had additional children, between the 1960s and the 1990s welfare policies perpetuated poverty by removing the incentive to work while adding to exploding rates of illegitimacy. Since Congress approved comprehensive welfare reform in 1996, however, we've seen dramatic improvements in child poverty and illegitimacy rates. What a surprise - when the government stops paying people to be unemployed and to have kids out of wedlock, people find more jobs and have less out-of-wedlock children. Who could have predicted that?"

A quick and fun read for anyone who is sick and tried of the baseless attacks from the vast left wing conspiracy. It provides clear cut answers to virtually all of the accusations of liberals. In the past I chose to not debate most of the topics in the book. Now I do not shy away from a discussion. It provides you with enough amunition to make a liberal stammer and stutter.

I highly recommend this book to anyone who likes to understand issues front to back. With so many issues these days, and so many liberal nutjobs trying to change our AMERICAN way of life, it can be hard trying to keep up with everything. This book is a quick, easy, funny substitute for being quick on your feet. Its easy to read, and covers alot of the major quagmires we conservatives face these days. Grab the 2008 edition because its updated.

I enjoyed reading this book. It is full of great reference material. In addition, the back of the book has lists of conservative books and web sites.

This book is a great read from begining to the end. All subjects well defined easy reading and eye opening. A 5 Star book.

My bias: I AM a charter member of "the Vast Right-Wing Conspiracy", and I have read Mark Smith's previous tome. While some of this up-dated book is replowing old ground, that's probably necessary as liberal arguments tend to be like Whack-A-Mole; knock it down and it bobs back up.

If you are a conservative who's kept up with the issues as they've developed, there probably isn't much here they you don't already know. It is, however, a handy compendium and includes all the references you might need. The "Action Kit" listing of influential conservatives and organizations is worth the price of the book by itself.