You Might Be a Liberal

Publisher Marketing: Don't be fooled by the cover - this book is about a lot more than just great humor at liberals' expense. It explains how liberals and liberalism are the cause of all of our problems, with irrefutable logic and analogy. After spending a few minutes in the book, you will look forward to your next run-in with your liberal friends. Yes, the book is "rocking great fun" as Mary Matalin says, but you will have one "wow, never thought about it like that" moment after another as C. Edmund Wright shares jaw dropping stories, insights, and commentary about liberals while contrasting them with great conservatives. Whether speaking to college students or Tea Party conventions, when Wright shares some of these same insights, attendees comment that they are "blown away" and that he "makes it so clear and simple." Herman Cain says that "C. Edmund Wright's sharp wit has been a must-read on the web for years, and now you must read this book!" After reading but a few of the 34 chapters you will agree and see why Wright elicits reader comments like no other. Radio host and author of Ameritopia, Mark Levin says, "As we head into the most important election of our lifetime, C. Edmund Wright reminds us why, and gives us a laugh at the same time." A quick trip through the table of contents will demonstrate Wright's range of expertise and uncanny knack of contrasting and comparing liberals and conservatives like no one else - as well as his distinctive sense of humor and irony. Get this book and your liberals friends' heads will explode at the cover - but even more so at your expertise. Wright made his mark ghost writing for major conservative commentators and humorists - now he can do the same for you. Contributor Bio:  Wright, C Edmund C. Edmund Wright has been observing and commenting on the failures of the Republican Establishment since 1992, first dealing with them as part of the Bush Quayle Campaign Team. He has been warning about the most over rated political guru of all time, Karl Rove, since 2000. The disaster of the 2012 campaign, not to mention Rove's comments since, have suddenly validated Wright's long held contentions. He has been right all along. Ensconced firmly outside the Washington beltway, Wright draws on his experience in reality as a businessman, husband and father - as well as his sublimely singular way of explaining cause and effect, to make his points. Telling stories that are punctuated by a sharp sardonic sense of humor and irony, Wright's specialty is weaving seemingly tangential issues into his main theme. Living in North Carolina with his wife and youngest child, he contributes to the American Thinker, ghost writes for some well known political and media figures, and works for Marketel Media among other business interests. His hope is that his books will inspire equal parts "finally someone said that"and "wow, never thought about it like that" responses.