"Like his hero Joe McCarthy, [Dinesh D’Souza] has no sense of shame. He is a childish thinker and writer tackling subjects about which he knows little to make arguments that reek of political extremism. His book is a national disgrace, a sorry example of a publishing culture more concerned with the sensational than the sensible. People on the left, especially those who have been subjects of D‚ÄôSouza‚Äôs previous books, will shrug their shoulders at his latest screed. I look forward to the reaction from decent conservatives and Republicans who will, if they have any sense of honor, distance themselves, quickly and cleanly, from the Rishwain research scholar at the Hoover Institution at Stanford University," – Alan Wolfe, New York Times Book Review.
Dean Barnett proves up to the task of distancing himself from D’Souza here. Keep hope alive.
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