Demonic: How the Liberal Mob Is Endangering America

The Truth Hurts

Ann Coulter tells it like it is. There is an unholy alliance between the Democrats and the left wing media loons like Bill Maher and that witch Joy Behar.

51 out of 73 people found this review helpful.

how the democract party stirs up mobs

"demonic" is ann coulters newest book and it documents in great detail how the democract party and liberal groups use falehoods and half truths to get the mass public public stirred up with mob mentality . the arthur has great research in many instances showing time and time again how liberal groups and the democract party have used certain tactics to frighten individuels to scare the mass`s and get people stirred up into a mob.

44 out of 60 people found this review helpful.

oh yeah

I have to buy this book just so I can leave it on my desk for all my freaking lib friends to see it and get all pizzed off. lol

18 out of 27 people found this review helpful.

Coulter's thesis is soon to be proven, again.

I am currently reading the Nook version of Ann Coulter's "Demonic" and I had a thought: the current Mainstream Media's collecting of then-Governor Palin's email will further prove Coulter's thesis that liberals are incapable of thought independent from their Groupthink. If anything is actually found in the emails, no matter how insignificant, they will all instantly go into their St. Vitus dance and repeat whatever vile thought their handlers will tell them. (Even if nothing is found, someone will invent a situation, starting the dance and group-thought.) This book is definitely worth your money and time.

14 out of 17 people found this review helpful.

She sure is...

Another classy piece of work from this fire breathing dragon. Gotta love her subtle title choices too. If anyone purchasing this "book" believes that Ms. Coutler is in some way helping our politcal discourse in America, you are as laughable as she and her ideas are.

6 out of 24 people found this review helpful.

Another Winner from Coulter

I have read all of Ann Coulter's books, and few political commentators write with such scathing Swiftian irony as she; but as a consequence of her incisive, insightful wit, the liberals both fear and revile her. But with this book, she goes for the psychological jugular of liberalism: she opens up the deep Orwellian mindset of liberals, the masters of Groupthink, and enemies of free thought.

5 out of 6 people found this review helpful.

I urge you not to buy this book

Don't allow the media, which is controlled by evil forces, to turn us against each other. They like nothing better than to see Americans hate against Americans, because it keeps us divided, and weak. Please get past this Repub/Dem, Liberal/Conservative hatred because it's not about that anymore! It's Them against Us.

4 out of 13 people found this review helpful.

I'd give it 0 stars if I could!

This is another example of an ad-hominem attack on America! Why do publishers allow authors to write this kind of hateful rhetoric/propaganda! She claims that democrats are like Hitler and Stalin and that democrats incite violence, but who was the guy that bombed Oklahoma or the guy that shot the AZ senator in the head? Not democrats, that's for sure!!! When did we forget that Americans are AMERICANS, meaning we are supposed to be on the same team, and here she is encouraging other conservatives to use such metaphors as "Patriot Lynch" and "tightening the noose"! These are the most violent acts that we can propose! I understand that people should have the liberty to think as they wish, but when they become so dedicated to their dogma that they are willing to kill their own countrymen, it doesn't make sense!!! Plus, her argument is full of false dichotomies. How can a "white-trash racist" liberal be a "Pro-Obama Care" supporter? Wouldn't racists want to keep people of color from being covered by health care, and yet she's claiming that they are one in the same! Anyone who reads this book and rates it as a five is part of Ms. Coulter's mob!!! You are who she claims to despise because you are allowing your mental faculties to be influence by her hateful propaganda. Free yourself from her mob (and others like it) by not reading this book and by thinking for yourself! Don't ask yourself, what would Ms. Coulter think, but what do YOU think for YOURSELF? Analyze situations free from your party!!!!

3 out of 9 people found this review helpful.

Seriously?

Is this woman serious or is she just using spurious arguments and references to sell books?

2 out of 7 people found this review helpful.

Demonic Less

The only book that I've read by Ann Coulter and this is supposed to be her best! A waste of time and money; the thesis is validated in the first couple of chapters; after that she is just braying and railing. If you really want to read it borrow it from a friend or get it at your neighborhood library. I am glad I received this book as part of a subscription to a periodical and can avoid her other works that allegedly not as good as this one is touted.

2 out of 8 people found this review helpful.

Love Me Some Ann

I bought this book well before the OWS movement. Now I must say that Ann is a prophet. The theme of her book is playing out every day as the far-left loonies are embarrassing the USA. Protest with a just cause is fine. Rallying against authority is American as apple pie. Violence, filth, and the general disruption of society without a coherent goal is just stupid. More than stupid, I fear for the safety of the police and also the misinformed and mislead youth.

This latest is a fun read as Ann is a bit angrier - that's good. A little more resentful - that's good too. And so full of disdain that she can barely contain it within the written word.

Of all of the Coulter books, I enjoyed this one as I learned a great deal about history that I was never taught in school. In fact, I went deeper into the historical aspects of the book and found that it was often worse than what Ann Coulter had written. What a great catalyst for learning.

While everyone has the right to their opinion, I suspect the ones that low rated this book are the ones that need to read it the most.

I highly recommend it for all. Both left, Right and in the Middle.

Michael L. Gooch, SPHR - Author of Wingtips with Spurs

1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

Researched beyond belief

I couldn't put this book down. I personally like Ann Coulter, but no one can take away the fact she told it as it really happened. The research on the French Revolution was amazing.

1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

a review

Here are some questions: where does it say that Ann Coulter should call the liberal media "demonic" where is it in the bible or the 10 commandments that you should "bear false witness against your neighbor?" as Ann Coulter has done in her latest boook?
SHe calls the liberal media "demonic" how ever, wasn't it God himself who said there is no greater love than that a neigbor can give his neigbor? Second, there is another commandment "love one another" not call each other names. THree, Annn Coulter says the liberal mob is "legion" ; howver, she fails to mention that in another one of God's parables, that of Lazarus, the rich eat very well, while the poor don't eat at all are forced to eat scraps, and never in Lazarus lifetime do the rich consider feeding the poor. And in the U.S., for the last 50 years the "rich" have been seated at the table, eating very well at the table of demoocracy, while the underprivileged, the poor, have been forced off the table, forced to eat scraps if lucky, and forced away from the table of American democracy. In the 1950's segregation was based upon race; todays segration is economic;
encouraged, enforced, tolerated by the ANn Coulters and mandated by the tea partiers. It is the anne coulters and the republicans and tea partiers who are saying we don't want to comply with the tenets of the Christian faith; it is the tea partiers and the republicans who say they want to protect human life, meanwhile adding more and more children in hunger; it is the tea partiers who say they value "America" and yet don't want to pay for the soldiers/sailors/marines health care, pensions--and it is the tea partiers who would sell off every monument, park. Lastly, she says that the tea partiers are in full compliance with the old tea partiers of Boston; yet the old tea partiers of Boston were saying no taxation without representation; I will say it again, the old tea partiers of Boston were saying no taxation without representation (they wanted to be fully represented in the government)--and the old teapartiers of Boston were in favor of supporting the community;---the new tea partiers of 2011 are saying no taxation, and no representation either and no to anything that has to do with the community. THe new tea partiers are saying no to civic responsibility/civic duty/civic obligation (no money for roads, schools, bridges, parks, employment insurance, health and safety laws, and no money for defense, or for the thousands of men and women who every year go to serve in countries or to any social conscience/social responsibility. And, Annn COulter forgets to mention that the "liberals" who she despises are the ones who are most likely to serve in wars and to put their lives in danger (there are repubicans who are exceptions), while people like her are writing column after column, writing books, making appearances, saying that she is "more American" -- but who is more american really--her, or the person who is serving in the military?

1 out of 5 people found this review helpful.

Seriously...

I tried to read this book, but life is too short to read page after page of inaccurate drivel.

1 out of 6 people found this review helpful.

Highly Recommended

I have never really been a big Ann Coulter fan.....until now. Sharp, well researched, interesting, and extremely well paced, Coulter does a great job defending the her conservative positions on liberal violence and groupthink. Kudos to Coulter for a thought provoking read.

1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

Classic Coulter

Ann Coulter delivers another masterpiece. In her unique style she presents a compelling perspective of liberal politics backed up with plenty of facts, while using satire and biting comedy that made me laugh out loud while reading. An easy and enjoyable read unless you are a liberal demagogue, in which case it may make you break out in hives.

1 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

I used to be a big fan but she thinks I'm a redneck racist becua

I used to be a big fan but she thinks I'm a redneck racist becuase I support the Tea Party. She calls Newt a Marxist these days and Romneycare is conservative according to her and her only. I tossed all her books in the garbage and I'll never buy another one. Her latest e-book about the Tea Party is the new FOX News version of Ann Northeast RINO Coulter.

0 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

You must check it out, I listened to the audio version

Daemonic by Ann Coulter, a new experience for a novice reader. I prefer listening read by the author fascinating. There was no surprises I clearly understood her objective. As an engineer I expected more there probably will be much more. Almost a soap opera presentation not so original. I was probably expecting formula for defeating the liberal design. I learned talking heads and political writers are two different animals. I truly enjoy the talking head Ann Coulter the political analyst entertaining. I'm probably being too critical because I expected something else. Maybe next time I'm not sorry I had the experience. It was good

0 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

Inflammatory title - excellent contrast

What I found most interesting was her expository work on the French Revolution and the contrast with the American Revolution. I enjoyed the fact she pointed out that many of the original French revolutionaries met the same guillotine as those who originally opposed them. Additionally, the journey through the civil rights movement in modern America is explained by clearly cited examples and the naming of names within the leftist political ideology. It is probably quite irksome that she exposes how the leftists created the perception of being the party of "civil rights" when the historical record shows they repeatedly opposed these rights. Though her political ideology is clearly "right" of center. I don't see the opposing reviews taking her to task on her factual content by giving examples. They simply call names - that's just intellectually dishonest.

0 out of 1 people found this review helpful.

Mobs - demonic?

Ann Coulter is to the point and outspoken. Her opinions are expressed without cushioning, which will exasperate some and prompt one-star ratings from people who do not actually read the book. I've often wondered how some people can hold two diametrically opposed views on similar issues, and in this book, Ann addresses that phenomenon as well as other perplexing characteristics of some people's beliefs and behaviors. She may not be correct in all her assessments, but seems sincere and provides new fodder for thought. Considering the "flash" mobs and the increasing mob gatherings we are witnessing recently, this is timely and interesting.