NYTimes Refuses to Review Conservative Books

[Mike]

The New York Times is generally loathe to dignify conservative-leaning books with an official review.

That stance is getting dicier these days, especially since the newspaper’s own nonfiction bestseller chart is chockablock with conservatives luminaries like Michelle Malkin, Dick Morris and Mark Levin.

President Barack Obama has only been in office for roughly eight months, but he’s already inspired multiple conservative bestsellers.


Malkin’s Culture of Corruption sits atop the list, followed by Levin’s Liberty and Tyranny in the two slot and Catastrophe by Morris and Eileen McGann at number four.

Marji Ross, president and publisher of Regnery Publishing, isn’t surprised by the newspaper’s stance against these like-minded books.

“Very rarely do they review conservative books,” Ross says. “What they sometimes do is mention a book that is conservative on their “Inside the List” feature. It’s a way to defend themselves against the accusation they ignore these books.”

New York Times Refuses to Review Conservative Books - HUMAN EVENTS

Ignoring conservatism won't make it go away you nimrods. It didn't work for the Republicans, either Good to see it making a comeback - I hope the GOP is taking note.

Levin and Malkin's books are great. I haven't got Catastrophe by Dick Morris yet.

[chernmax]

Since I don't read the NY Times which has been reduced to a Hack paper, it's good to know they're not writing reviews that many won't be reading anyway.

New York Times Stock Now Costs Less Than Sunday Paper

New York Times Stock Now Costs Less Than Sunday Paper

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Originally Posted by chernmax

Since I don't read the NY Times which has been reduced to a Hack paper, it's good to know they're not writing reviews that many won't be reading anyway.

New York Times Stock Now Costs Less Than Sunday Paper

New York Times Stock Now Costs Less Than Sunday Paper

We should buy it up then fire the liberal writers.

[SamSpade]

Originally Posted by chernmax

Since I don't read the NY Times which has been reduced to a Hack paper, it's good to know they're not writing reviews that many won't be reading anyway.

New York Times Stock Now Costs Less Than Sunday Paper

New York Times Stock Now Costs Less Than Sunday Paper

That's old. They're up to eight bucks now.