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Common Nonsense: Glenn Beck And The Triumph Of Ignorance (2010)

by Alexander Zaitchik(Favorite Author)

3.75 of 5 Votes: 3

ISBN

0470557397 (ISBN13: 9780470557396)

languge

English

genre

History & Biography

publisher

Wiley

review 1: I only read the first five chapters of this book, but it confirmed what I already knew about Beck, and that is his lack of concern for the truth He doesn't care about this country, and the freedoms we have, nor does he provide any useful solutions for the problems the US faces. He's only interested in presenting a right-wing extremist agenda that benefits the powerful and wealthy of which he is one. In many ways he's just like O'Reilly, Hannity, Limbaugh, and Savage. In fact he may be the most dishonest one of the bunch.
review 2: Provided some interesting insight unto a delusional point of view. I agree with another review that I was left wanting toward the end. I was disappointed when the author included some basic "name calling" comments that cheapened his a... morerguments. His points about Beck's stability and mental perspective were made without those comments. I would have rated this book higher minus them. I am glad I read this book in that I have a better frame of reference for Beck's comments and behavior. less

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