Product Description

When Democrats made "ethics" the centerpiece of their 2006 campaign, respected bloggers Matt Margolis and Mark Noonan went to work online chronicling the corruption endemic to the Democratic Party. But there s so much more to Democratic corruption than can be told online! "In Caucus of Corruption: The Truth About The New Democratic Majority," Margolis and Noonan take dead aim at the "ethical" leaders of today's ruling party. You'll discover... - Nancy Pelosi s cronyism, campaign finance and immigration law violations - Harry Reid's questionable land deals and connections to disgraced lobbyists and billionaire casino owners - Media darling Barack Obama's cozy relationship with the indicted fundraiser next door - Clinton foot soldier Rahm Emanuel s love for dirty money - William Jefferson's refrigerated $80,000 cash stash and much, much more! The definitive resource on Democratic corruption, Caucus of Corruption is a must-read for conservatives, political junkies, and everyone concerned about the dubious ethics and goals of the new Democratic "ruling class."

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #1223094 in Books
• Published on: 2007-05-08
• Original language: English
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 209 pages

About the Author
When Matt Margolis launched Blogs For Bush (www.blogsforbush.com) in 2003, Mark Noonan became a regular contributor. It became one of the top blogs of the 2004 presidential campaign season. Margolis was among the first bloggers to receive media credentials to cover the Republican National Convention. As popular bloggers, Margolis and Noonan have appeared on CNN, MSNBC, and BBC Radio.

Customer Reviews

the truth
The book is an expose of the current Democrat ilk...unfortunately not enough will be inspired to read and heed it..

Interesting read
One has to admit that the Democratic Party leaders, who spent every minute of my TV ads last election telling me how bad Republicans are, is only talking the ethics talk, not walking the ethics walk, shoot they are not even moving on ethics. One cannot slam someone with the left side of their mouth, while doing the EXACT SAME THING, with the right side. The authors point out various Democrat leaders who are more than 2-faced, they are 100% viable crooks. One can slam the writers Blog, one can slam them personally, but one cannot argue about facts laid out in this book.. I learned more about Democrat corruption in the few days reading this book, than I did watching TV news in the past 5 years. It is a must read for anyone who would like to know what is going on with our current Congress leadership. After you have completed reading this book, you are not going to like the answer.

Read it before you rank it
Typical hogwash - (oh, not the book, it seems to have some credibility, it effectively paints the picture it set out to do) - but the liberal commenters...
These reviewers, who have chosen not to read the book they are commenting on, form absolute opinions on something they have no knowledge of - then share it like a cold sore. Kind of like how they decide to vote. THIS is what gets this country into trouble. Uninformed voters casting dangerously ignorant ballots. Is it shear laziness? Or some sort of holier than thou ideal that makes them think they know everything without lifting a finger? (Well, if Barbra Streisand said it was so, it must be so!)
It is a shame that educated progressives cheapen themselves with knee jerk reactions about things they assume, but have no inclination to know. This is why our political climate is in trouble...along with our global environment. There is no truth, not even informed choice of opinion - just vapid hysteria...
Further, the ranking of this book on Amazon is inconsequential. Al Franken's book about "Lies and the Lying Liars...." that takes on conservatives and Republicans is ranked at 84,651. "Stupid White Men.." by Michael Moore is ranked at 1,770,458. It doesn't matter. These ranks are about personal tastes, and who buys what on Amazon....
So, keep the following in mind:
Sharing insight means you have to have some. In order to have some, in this case at least, you need to read the book.