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Bloodthirsty Bitches and Pious Pimps of Power: The Rise and Risks of the New Conservative Hate Culture - Softcover

Spence, Gerry

 
9780312373900: Bloodthirsty Bitches and Pious Pimps of Power: The Rise and Risks of the New Conservative Hate Culture

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An attorney and author of Give Me Liberty offers a scathing exposé of right-wing media demagogues--Ann Coulter, Bill O'Reilly, Nancy Grace, Pat Robertson, and others--and their methods, critiquing such tactics as the use of God's name to justify oppression and ignorance, their use of the bully pulpit, their promotion of a new American hate culture, and more.

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Gerry Spence was born, reared, and educated in Wyoming. He is recognized nationwide for his legacy of powerful courtroom victories. He is the author of eighteen other books, including the best-selling How to Argue and Win Every Time and the widely-acclaimed novel, Half-Moon and Empty Stars. He has spent his career, both as an attorney and as a teacher of attorneys, striving on behalf of ordinary citizens. He has received numerous awards including an Honorary Doctor of Laws degree from the University of Wyoming, and in 2009 was inducted into the American Trial Lawyers Hall of Fame.

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"Spence has become the Socrates of Jackson Hole."
-Larry McMurtry, author of Lonesome Dove

"Spence is one of America's last true originals-a man who thinks as brilliantly as he lives, who writes as compellingly as he talks, and who practices law as faithfully as most people practice religion."
-Dan Rather

"How to Argue and Win Every Time is more than just a book about argument; it's the outline on how to live."
-Larry King

"Spence's prose is pointedly sharp in essence and displays unself-consciously his own flamboyant personality. Rises above the herd in the conduct-of-life genre."
-Booklist

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