Treason

Author Ann Coulter, who appears frequently on a TV screen near you, should have narrated her own well-written book as she did the abridgment, rather than leaving it to a professional. The low-key voice we hear here dulls the impact, the logical quotient of the book, as it were. Reader Kathe Mazur is precise and enunciates well, but one can detect little passion in her narration. Yet this book is a searing, bestselling polemic; Coulter employs both well-considered logic and biting sarcasm to disparage the modern day political liberal from the 1950s to the present, paying a lot of attention to the attackers of Senator Joseph McCarthy. D.R.W. (c) AudioFile 2003, Portland, Maine