[Cincinatus' Wife]

Paranoia - a heightened sense of reality.

The rest of the article can be found at your friendly Borders or Barnes & Noble bookstores.
It is in this weeks issue of The Weekly Standard. Good luck finding it.

[Cincinatus' Wife]

CORRECTION CORRECTION!!!

It is in NATIONAL REVIEW!

Big Oops!

Sorry National Review.

[Carolinamom]

There WAS a Little Professor bookstore near me. It went out of business. I know why.

[2banana]

Find another bookstore that treats you better, spend your money there, write a letter to the CEO of the liberal bookstores on why you are not shopping there anymore.

Conservatives probably read more and spend more than the average bookstore customer. Look at CNN, CBS, ABC and NBC to what happens when you ignore at least 50% of your customers...they go somewhere else and spend their money on the competition (FOX).

[Straight Vermonter]

I don't know how Barnes and Noble stores are elsewhere but the one in Burlington Vermont is a freak show. The employees look like they should have a circus barker introducing them.

"See the man with his eyebrows shaved off!!!"

"See the woman with tatoos covering her entire body!!!"

"See the woman with the bone through her nose!!!"

[1rudeboy]

Back in the late 80's, as the Rush Limbaugh phenomenon was taking-off, National Review placed him on its front cover. My copy never made it to my Ann Arbor address. No worries, I said to myself, I'll simply go to the Ann Arbor Public Library and read it there. It wasn't on the shelf. So I went to the counter and asked to read the "journal" copy (the copy that is kept for later binding). It was missing. I just shrugged my shoulders, went home, and got stoned. Never did see a copy of that issue.

[Drango]

Can anyone find this site? "BorderUnion.org"

[Popman]

Why in the world put up with this nonsense, just buy your books on-line.

They deliver them to your door!!!

The two or three dollars shipping is worth not having to deal with the mentally diseased.

[xzins]

Save yourself the trouble and order off of amazon or similar site. Same price delivered to your door. It's virtually the only way I order books anymore.

Now I go to bookstores for coffee.

I go to coffee stores for music and pastry.

I don't go to music stores and bakeries no longer exist in middle america.

:>)

[LetsRok]

Why buy a magazine from a bookstore is you read it all the time? Get a subscription and save 70%+ off the price to boot.

Don't these clerks realize that us conservatives are the ones with jobs that invest in the companies that pay their salaries?

[blackdog]

During the really cold winter months when it's 20 below, I drive down to the Barnes & Noble and sip espresso while reading books and letting my kids run amock in the store. I keep an eye out in the parking lot for all the liberal dummies who have a dead battery and no jumper cables. Last winter I made over $100 with my diesel truck which has cables on a coil which extend 25'. Decent people I start for free. The whacky arrogant liberals I charge. It's funny that every time I start the whacky ones, they explain to me that it's not their fault they have a bad battery.

[Dutchgirl]

Why should we help destroy what is left of our country?" He asked, as he gladly restocked "Hustler" and "National Enquirer."

And they call us "Brownshirts."

[samtheman]

amazon

[mconley22]

The link listed in the article is missing the "s" in Borders. The correct URL is http://www.BorderUnion.org.

This link will take you straight to the Unfit for Command Forum thread http://www.bordersunion.org/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=1195.

[dawn53]

This reminds me of the when I was homeschooling my son. He was probably in 8th grade.

I had "Uncle Tom's Cabin" on his reading list, because we were using literature to reinforce what we were studying in history.

Anyhoo, when I went to pick it up at our local bookstore, I got a lecture from the bookstore employee how she thought it was improper reading for a teenager.

I don't think the clerk had ever read the book. I went on to explain why Harriet Beecher Stowe had written the book, etc. The clerk was clueless and was worried it would turn my kid into a racist, LOL!

[OXENinFLA]

THE THREAD

http://www.bordersunion.org/index.php?name=PNphpBB2&file=viewtopic&t=1195

[Kieri]

Jay is right about Ann Arbor being bookstore heaven (unless you're looking for a Conservative magazine) -- I live in Jackson, MI, about 45 minutes west of Ann Arbor. Jackson only has a couple of small book stores, so I often make the drive to liberal hell to spend the afternoon at the humongous Borders south of town (and stop at Panera Bread too).

Apparently "American Bungalow" magazine is a safe buy.

I don't like to shop in Ann Arbor -- the traffic is heinous and downtown is...well...a liberal cesspool. You can't walk down the street without being visually assaulted with "I'm an idiot and I hate Bush" crap.

[snooker]

Go to the bookstore. Pick out the book you want. Go home. Order from Amazon.

Soon the smarmy bookstore clerk will go away :-}

[Khurkris]

www.BordersUnion.org

[HIDEK6]

Another Borders beauty writes, "I wish [conservative customers] really knew how little respect I have for them."

Let's see.

Like I should care about the opinion of a chick who couldn't get a better job than clerking in a bookstore?

[Joe Brower]

You want to hear a good one? The "Books a Million" store here in Venice, Florida, has the "Federalist Papers" in the "fiction section".

I kid you not.