[wm_tate]

Is it merely coincidence that the NYT political book best-seller list is dominated by liberals (Soros, Sorenson, Moyers) or books driven by a liberal agenda (What Happened, Bad Money, The Prosecution of George Bush)? Where on their list are Doug Feith, Jonah Goldberg, or George Will? Or, somewhat immodestly, my book, A Time Like This? Do conservatives really not buy books? Or is the Times methodology weighted to reflect their bias? -Wm Tate A Time Like This

[Liberty1970]

Since when is George Will a conservative? (He is only by MSM standards). And for those of us who recognize the Iraq war as an archetypically liberal attempt to apply liberal social policy to other countries (pre-emptive wars of agression, ‘nation-building’ and such are reflections of liberal totalitarian thinking, not conservatism), What Happened is more an indictment of Bush’s liberalism than an attack on anything conservative.

[FlingWingFlyer]

I look at it this way. The money the ‘RATS spend on these “books” isn’t being contributed to some ‘RAT poll-it-ician somewhere.

[donna]

When you run the Christians out of town you’re not going to have anything conservative left behind.