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Date Posted: 00:22:30 05/13/03 Tue
Author: Mt. Healthy Mountaineer, your intrepid reviewer
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ANHOW Review of Books: "Let Freedom Ring" by Sean Hannity

"Let Freedom Ring: Winning the War of Liberty over Liberalism"
Published: 2002 by Regan Books

I must be in a big non-fiction frame of mind lately. Three of my last four have been politically-minded non-fiction. This one is written by national radio and TV host Sean Hannity (his TV show is on Fox News called "Hannity and Colmes"). It is similar too, but inferior to another book I recently reviewed called "Why the Left Hates America."

It has a couple of interesting news items, including an associated press story about the Boulder, Colorado Public Library's refusal to allow a display of a 10 ft. by 15 ft. American flag at the entrance to a library for fear of offending someone while at the same time allowing a display of a collection of "brightly colored penises attached to a clothesline." However, the book was, on the whole, fairly predictable and uninspiring. I give it a "C+."

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