I use the word "book" with some hesitation: Certainly it possesses chapters and words and other book-like accoutrements. But Men in Black is 208 large-print pages of mostly block quotes (from court decisions or other legal thinkers) padded with a forward by the eminent legal scholar Rush Limbaugh, and a blurry 10-page "Appendix" of internal memos to and from congressional Democrats—stolen during Memogate. The reason it may take you only slightly longer to read Men in Black than it took Levin to write it is that you'll experience an overwhelming urge to shower between chapters.
(Slate)
Monday, April 04, 2005
Dahlia Lithwick: The Limbaugh Code
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Limbaugh once again shows his taste for the things that are important to the far right and has no concept of anything that would make good literature,he is and always will be a JERK. T.A.
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