Once again O'Reilly proves he's nothing more than a blow-hard. He's always right, everyone who disagrees with him is wrong, and there's no room for argument.
Fred, the neo-cons can and do read, and that's just the problem: this is more fodder to energize them. While I may agree with the idea that the mainstream media has a liberal bias, there are many more things that O'Reilly promotes that I disagree with, and the whole premise of "Culture Warrior" seems to be based around them. The neo-cons eat this crap up... and do so blindly, without realizing that what they're agreeing with isn't what true conservatism is based on. That's what makes it so dangerous to my side of the spectrum: they, as the more vocal group , manage to get all of us on the right labeled as hate-mongers and theocons. Obviously that description doesn't fit all of us, but the image spreads like a wildfire thanks to crap like this.
In essence, while perhaps for different reasons, I agree with your asessment on the book. It's tripe.
