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Originally Posted by delusianne
Book review.
"The success of Glenn Beck's novel, 'The Overton Window,' will be measured not by its literary value (none), or its contribution to the thriller genre (small), or the money it rakes in (considerable), but rather by the rebelliousness it incites among anti-government extremists. If the book is found tucked into the ammo boxes of self-proclaimed patriots and recited at 'tea party' assemblies, then Beck will have achieved his goal."
washingtonpost.com |
Well, at least they are not partisan, bitter, petty, envious, jealous, mean spirited, nasty and conspiratorial over at the Washington Post.
"The Overton Window" risks falling into the tradition of other anti-government novels such as by William L. Pierce "The Turner Diaries", which became a handbook of extremists and inspired Timothy McVeigh to blow up the Alfred P. Murrah Federal Building in Oklahoma City in 1995. 
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