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<p><p>for The Better Part Of 30 Years, Liberal Bias Has Dominated Mainstream Media. But Author And Political Journalist Brian Anderson Reveals In His New Book That The Era Of Liberal Dominance Is Going The Way Of The Dodo Bird.</p> <h3>the New York Times - Liesl Schillinger</h3> <p>the Purpose Of Anderson's Book Is Subtle And -- In Spite Of Its Just-folks Pretenses -- Intellectual: Claiming Cultural Territory For Conservatives Not By Seizing It Outright But By Crawling Gingerly Across It, Inch By Inch, With His Arm Over His Head, As If A Liberal Weenie Might Jump Out And Clobber Him At Any Moment. By All Appearances, He Wants To Seem Reasonable, And His Book Tries To Maintain A Tone Of Genial Detachment. But It Also Puts Forward A Deeply Partisan Argument: The American Right Is More Reasonable Than The American Left And, What's More, Conservatives Are Still Being Suppressed By Liberal Bullies.</p>
- Author
- Brian C. Anderson
- Publisher
- Regnery Pub. ; Distributed by National Book Network
- Published
- 2005
- Language
- EN
- ISBN
- 9781621571124
- Subjects
- Science, Sociology, Literary Fiction
- Rating
- 3.3 / 5 (51 ratings)
- Updated
- 2026-03-14
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