Caucus
Of
Corruption
An
important book by Matt Margolis and Mark Noonan.
Book reviewed by Guy Adams,
Dir,. ValuesUSA.
This is one of the books that I have
been waiting for.
I am not naïve, and I had always
assumed that most politicians, Republicans and Democrats
alike, are engaged in corruption, but the overall lack of
coverage in the mainstream media regarding Democrats left a
void in my mind. This book fills that void.
Let me advance the summary before the
details, because this book is so very important and its key
points are so illuminating.
Liberal Dems like Pelosi, Reid,
Schumer, Emanuel, and many others have apparently continued
the process of corruption while at the same time accusing the
GOP of the very same violations. Even Barack Obama has
been implicated in a scandal involving an apparently unlawful
real estate transaction. But as this book
implies, you will never hear about all this in the general
media. I ask you:
have you heard about these details? Of course not. Hypocrisy prevails in
the core of the Democratic Party, and this book provides
detail after detail probing it all. It’s shocking and yet
it is all very well documented by the authors.
The mainstream drive-by-media has been
touting a “Culture of Corruption” in the GOP that is
apparently running rampant, and unfortunately many of their
assertions are true. But what this same media intentionally
fails to tell you, and as The Caucus Of Corruption
makes abundantly clear, is that not only are the Dems failing
to publicly illuminate their own over-the-top failings, they
are much more embroiled in similar and even more prolific acts
of corruption.
Let me say this. There are many recent
books of worth, but this exposé is among the best of what I
have recently read, and I consider it among the more important
ones. So little
has been said that is accurately exposing and appropriately
defaming the modern Democratic Party -- and now along comes an
important and fearless work that shines an illuminating light
on the true identity of today’s liberal Democratic Party.
Caucus Of Corruption does just
that.
I’m grateful to the authors, Matt
Margolis and Mark Noonan, for having the courage to expose
much of the Democratic Party for what truly is: overly
corrupt, completely hypocritical, and totally disingenuous --
and in point of fact, is nothing but nefarious.
To claim that the GOP is engaged in
acts and patterns of corruption while ignoring their own sins,
and yet going to great lengths to hide their own culture of
exceedingly great corruption, is quite telling.
No other book outlays and documents
the great failings and hypocrisy of the Democratic Party as
The Caucus Of Corruption does.
I have been waiting for such a book as
this. It’s well overdue. I highly recommend it.
Guy
Adams
Dir.,
ValuesUSA