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Book Review Posted 11/17/2009
There should be a feeling of palpable glee running through Sarah Palin's memoir: Now, finally, she gets to talk, unfiltered and unedited.
 
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The American Civil War has been exhaustively researched and written about. Popular and scholarly historians from Alan Nevins and Shelby Foote to James McPherson and Stephen Sears, not to mention scores of others, have all rendered their rich portraits of America's pivotal tragedy.
Try this: Go to the Web site of the federal Bureau of Labor Statistics - www.bls.gov - and find unemployment figures for Upper Darby.
The novel, which explores corporate obsolescence and DIY products, starts out with promise.
If gadfly filmmaker Michael Moore is right, and a fed-up populace does eventually storm the Wall Street bastion, our country might look a lot like the one in Makers.
Norman Podhoretz is baffled, bewildered, frustrated, mystified, indignant, infuriated. Why are Jews liberal? Why in national elections do they generally vote as much as 3-1 for the Democratic candidate for president even when the rest of the country is voting for the Republican? Why do they vote contrary to their own self-interest? If Jews are so smart, why are they so stupid? Why don't they agree with him?
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