Speech-less
By Matthew Latimer
By Matthew Latimer
By Matthew Latimer
By Matthew Latimer
By Matthew Latimer
Read by Lincoln Hoppe
By Matthew Latimer
Read by Lincoln Hoppe
By Matthew Latimer
Read by Lincoln Hoppe
By Matthew Latimer
Read by Lincoln Hoppe
Category: Political Figure Biographies & Memoirs | Politics
Category: Political Figure Biographies & Memoirs | Politics
Category: Political Figure Biographies & Memoirs | Audiobooks
Category: Political Figure Biographies & Memoirs | Audiobooks
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$20.00
Sep 07, 2010 | ISBN 9780307464293
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Sep 22, 2009 | ISBN 9780307463739
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Sep 22, 2009 | ISBN 9781415966082
889 Minutes
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Sep 22, 2009 | ISBN 9780739385050
440 Minutes
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Praise
“Probably the most important political book of the year… [Matt is] one heck of a great conservative. It seems to me [it is] getting a very good reaction from conservatives around the country… The last time I read a book that was this funny was Christopher Buckley’s White House Mess.” —Jed Babbin, Editor, Human Events
“Lots of people write accounts of their time at the White House. Virtually no one has done it as well… This book is excellent: funny, sensible, informative, interesting as hell, and beautifully written. If only there had been more Matt Latimers in the Bush administration.” —Tucker Carlson, Fox News anchor
“Matt Latimer’s hilarious account reads like political satire, except it’s all true…Latimer’s description of government bureaucracy should be framed and placed in every government office… completely accurate and completely hilarious.” —Ann Coulter, Bestselling Author and Fox News analyst
“It’s fair to say that President Bush left office having disappointed many conservatives, despite his success at keeping the American homeland free from terrorist attack for seven years after 9/11… Mr. Bush said, ‘but I redefined the Republican Party.’ That may have been true, but how well did that work out for the Republican Party?” —John Fund, Editorial Page, The Wall Street Journal
“[G]ives Republicans in particular a lot to think about if they ever hope to reclaim power…Even more than the messages this book conveys, at its heart this is a compelling story about idols who sometimes disappoint you…” —Stephen F. Hayes, Senior Writer Weekly Standard, Fox News contributor
“A lot of really positive things about President Bush in this book… I like knowing more about what’s happening in these halls of power. And as a conservative,… I’m fascinated by this because this can’t happen again to the Republican Party. This party can’t go down this road of big spending… That’s not conservatism. Matt Latimer, Speech-less… Be your own judge. Pick it up and check it out and don’t believe everything necessarily that you’re hearing.” —Laura Ingraham, Host, The Laura Ingraham Show
“A lot of conservatives that have read [Matt’s] book have called me up and just said, ‘Ok, so this was the problem with [Bush] all along.'” —Joe Scarborough, Host, MSNBC’s Morning Joe
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