Category Archives: Book Reviews

The Devil Wears Purple

By Joy Tiz | Published: June 29, 2010

Joy Tiz ©2010 It was a nasty, ugly, three-year, million-dollar war I did not ask for, but had to win. Otherwise, the business I loved would be infiltrated by a scheming labor union determined to undermine employee privacy rights and destroy my version of the American Dream. -David Bego In The Devil at My Doorstep, David Bego chronicles his [...]

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Book Review: The Shroud Codex

By Joy Tiz | Published: June 2, 2010

Joy Tiz ©2010 I rarely have the luxury of time to read fiction. Jerome Corsi’s novel arrived just when I needed to immerse myself in something other than the current state of the Soros/Obama destruction. It only took the first few pages to have me completely hooked. Catholic priest and brilliant physicist, Father Bartholomew survives a horrific car [...]

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Game Changing, Soros Style

By Joy Tiz | Published: April 14, 2010

Joy Tiz ©2010 When Binder showed them video of Obama, they were struck by his sincerity, his genuineness, his not-the-same-old-politician-ness. -Game Change It must be really swell to be a “journalist”; you can name your book after one of the year’s most tired catch phrases and be free from the hardship of having to identify the sources of your [...]

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Chrissyism of the Week

By Joy Tiz | Published: March 11, 2010

What is it with liberals and irony? This one needs absoultely no explanation: “We learned today that Massachusetts senator Scott Brown, who’s been a senator for just 35 days, has a book deal! According to the Wall Street Journal, Brown’s expected to write about his upbringing, his early career, and how he beat Martha Coakley to win [...]

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The New York Times Hearts Palin

By Joy Tiz | Published: December 8, 2009

“When I walked into the Strand Bookstore in Manhattan last week, I headed straight for the bright young thing who wore an ‘Ask Me’ button, and asked her to point me to the section of the store where I might find Sarah Palin’s memoir, ‘Going Rogue: An American Life.’ She looked at me as if [...]

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Chris Matthews Explains Palin’s Book Sales

By Joy Tiz | Published: November 24, 2009

MSNBC’ Chris Matthews on why Palin’s book sold 700,000 copies in it’s first week: Just because they b0ught it doesn’t mean they readed (sic) it. Some people will buy it for iconic reasons, just to have it on their shelves . . . That certainly makes sense. Nothing will enhance a liberal elitist’s standing with his peers [...]

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