How to Beat the Democrats and Other Subversive Ideas
This lively and opinionated book is aimed primarily at  Republican true believers, giving the already-converted a bone  on which to chew. It is unlikely to convince fence-sitters to  join the cause. Horowitz, a well-known political pundit who  documented his conversion from Left to Right in Radical Son: A  Generational Odyssey, argues that Republicans must wage warfare  against the enemy among us. The Democrats "rely on bribery and  fear," contends Horowitz, and the Republicans are the only ones  who can save the country from threats against our national  security. Part 4 is a series of vignettes railing against  Horowitz's favorite targets: Bill and Hillary Clinton, antiwar  demonstrators during the Vietnam era, the 1960s, Noam Chomsky,  and others. But once the author gets past these venomous  attacks often setting up the Democrats as straw men he offers  interesting and sometimes useful campaign advice, culminating in  a comprehensive electoral program for the Republicans in 2002.  Recommended for larger public libraries or specialized  collections. Michael A. Genovese, Loyola Marymount Univ., Los  AngelesCopyright 2002 Reed Business Information, Inc.