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Bernard Goldberg has true grit. He is the author of “Bias”, the best-seller that gave an insiders view of liberal bias in the media. To support the selling of his new book he had to do…what? Go on the mainstream media. Those they gave him air time, which were few, tried there best to lay him out cold. He held his own just fine, thank you. Of course, truth has a way of helping you stand up straight. But to open up a lions mouth so you can stick your head in it and tell the lion he shouldn’t be eating people takes cajones. (I think the spelling is correct.)

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Bill O’Reilly has been laughing at liberals on Fox New’s O’Reilly Factor
for years. Mr. O’Reilly regularly speaks out against the music industry’s promotion of violent and sexually explicit lyrics and tracks issues like gay marriage from the closet to the courthouse. Bill O’Reilly covers conservative political issues and confronts some of the most laughable liberals on the O’Reilly Factor. Even on the rare occasions when his liberal guests are right, he simply shouts them down. By the way, Bill O’Reilly is "not a conservative," he says.

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Newt Gingrich has written works of fiction, but his most controversial works are his conservative nonfiction books such as To Renew America, published around the time of the Republican congressional revolution in 1994. Also listed here are some liberal books that attempt to rebut or parody the Newt Gingrich’s work. Laught at Liberals loves Newt!

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Not that William F. Buckley Jr. needs an introduction, but for the record, he has not only been one of the most respected conservative writers over the decates, but is credited with defining the American conservative movement going back to the Goldwater era. William F. Buckley Jr. is founder and editor-in-chief of the National Review. William F. Buckley Jr. has written prolific works of nonfiction as well as many notable fiction books. Other related books on conservatism appear in this books section.

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