Never Trust a Liberal Over 3-Especially a Republican

Ann Coulter never disappoints. Well researched, well written and always amusing. Ann skewers the NY Times, Keith Oberman and the rest of the left's attack dogs by pointing out the huge holes in their logic and the huge lies in their ever changing "historical" narratives.
They hate her for the very things that make me love her books, her attitude and her inescapable wit. You go girl!

Mostly this is past columns of Ann. But as disappointing as that is, I could not rate her less than 5 stars. A national treasure who speaks truth to evil and educates the righteous. And the rest of us too.

Good points, but not cohesive. Jumps around way too much!! No Timeline continuity is ever brought to a conclusion, but maybe that was the point of the book. You have to think, and draw your own conclusions.

Once again, Ann tells it like it is. She realized long ago that democrats do not want to compromise, they want more and more power while losing voters that see their freedoms eroded and privacy violated by big brother. Republicans who don't understand that we are in a fight and want to just get along are playing a losing game and she points out example after example of the war on religion, conservatives, values and freedoms. Great read. Probably should have bought hard back so I could give this best seller to my grown children. Thanks, Ann.

I bought this book as my boyfriend's Christmas present, since both of us love Ann Coulter on Fox News. The book is wonderful! I have enjoyed reading it, as has he, and we are both very pleased with Ann's inside commentary and opinions on why you should never trust a liberal.

Ann's Never Trust a Liberal Over Three especially RINO's was a great read, and her no filter attack on the obvious mistakes of the republicans in name only is priceless. Must read, especially if you have read her other works: Godless, Guilty and How to talk to a liberal.

I just can't get enough Ann Coulter! "Never Trust a Liberal Over 3" is a well chosen compilation of her most timely and pertinant columns with some new material. Incisive and revealing, her latest book satisfies all your needs for colorful and witty political analysis. The biographical tidbits sprinkled throughout and concentrated at the end were heart-warming and a little sad.

While Obamacare is revealing the very stench of the lying democrats on everything to dupe their voting base, promising fairness and free stuff forever, Coulter also points out the consistent ineptness of Republican political leadership, the real problem of not representing the true values the party of Lincoln!
2014 slogan for the republicans? "You don't have to deceive and lie to Americans to win!"

Ann Coulter never disappoints.
I have several of her previous books.
I'm always glad when I learned she has a new one on the way.
She knows how to drive the nails exactly where they need to be driven.
You go, Ann, girl!

I agree with Ann on most points. But about halfway she started re-publishing old columns. Not that I had read that stuff but some of it seemed like ancient history that had fragile linkage with the main subject.

I am disappointed with this book - mostly because it is, for the most part, just a collection of articles that I have already read. Not even the ones I consider the best, which leads me to the other point - the political strategy being endorsed by the book. The strategy of nominating not the most conservative, but the candidate that "can win". We tried that in Ronmey (her guy) and he lost.
She says in the book to choose the guy that will appear to the independants (because who wil the Christian right vote for, the Democrat?) - no they won't vote at all, or vote for some obscure 3rd party candidate that isn't even on the ballot in any other state.
Biblically speaking ,it is better to lose an election than to compromise your values in order to win. The seeds of the Kingdom is sown in the blood of martyrs. Christian were once willing to be fed alive to lions rather than compromise their values by dropping a pinch of ash into a fire burning for an idol. If you don't come up with a candidate that they can vote for in good conscience, you wan't get their vote.

A friend bought this for me for a birthday present. I returned the favor (passed it on) to another friend when I was only part way through the book. It was mostly entertaining and a well deserved condemnation of Republican liberals. What was my problem? In the last two chapters she tries to justify creationism AKA Intelligent Design with no understanding of Science of any kind, not the lease Molecular Biology or Cosmology. Magical thinking is not in any way informational or entertaining.