Harpers Illustrated Biochemistry 30th Edition (Harper's Illustrated Biochemistry)

Kathleen M. Botham

Peter J. Kennelly

Victor W. Rodwell

P. Anthony Weil

David Bender

McGraw-Hill Education / Medical

PLI's Sixth Annual Institute for Intellectual Property Law: Volumes One & Two (Practising Law Institute, 1 & 2) (Practising Law Institute, 1 & 2)

Robert P. Taylor

Business

Practising Law Institute

The Welfare state: Opposing viewpoints (Opposing viewpoints series)

Greenhaven Press

What the Loudest Voices on Liberal Talk Radio Have to Say About How Our Country Really Works—And How to Take It Back Incisive political commentary delivered with a healthy dose of humor—and a decidedly left-of-center twist—captures the essence of Air America Radio For frustrated voters who like their politicians left of center, the era of George W. Bush has been a time of exasperation, eye-rolling, hand-wringing, and even despair. Since Bush's "election" in 2000, millions of blue-tinted Americans have fled in droves from their TVs and radios, no longer able to bear the "Swiftboat-ization" of the mainstream media or the haranguing voices of such "villains" as Bill O'Reilly, Michael Savage, and Rush Limbaugh. Where can these displaced persons go for political asylum? Enter, in 2004, Air America Radio, a talk radio network exclusively devoted to liberal, progressive talk. With stars like Al Franken, Janeane Garafalo, Chuck D, Robert Kennedy Jr., Randi Rhodes, Rachel Maddow, and many more, Air America has become an oasis in a time of complete domination by a conservative Republican majority. With close to four million listeners on 89 stations around the country, Air America gives all of those voters who still feel Al Gore and John Kerry should have and perhaps even did win the last two presidential elections a place to vent their opinions and talking heads who share their righteous indignation. However, for readers who don't know what to do when their favorite radio show is over and they're still wide awake, for those who loved Jon Stewart's America, Bill Maher's New Rules, Thomas Frank's The Trouble With Kansas, and books by Al Franken, a new balm in book form awaits. Air America offers a roadmap to the landmine that is American politics today, through an array of eyes and voices unabashedly left of center. Combining new original material with radio transcripts, useful sidebars and statistics, and interviews, all offered in an irresistibly unexpected mix of humor, outrage, sarcasm, and thoughtfulness, this essential guide to how our government works, who are the best hopes and the biggest offenders, and most importantly how liberals can take back their country from the ruling right wing is a must-read.

Air America: The Playbook: What a Bunch of Left Wing Media Types have to Teach you about a World Gone Right

Humor & Entertainment

Thom Hartmann

Chuck D.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Humor

Rodale Books

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