Well, I'm going to pass judgement on this book in the simplest way I can: it was bad.

For some inexplicable reason, this was a textbook for a class I'm taking. It is, however, less like a textbook and more like a well-informed rant on politics and the general poor state the world is in today. It's chock full of interjections, sarcasm, and bullet-point lists of things like "Things the South was Right About: beef jerky, lemonade, napping in hammocks, wal-mart, walt disney world."

I will say that it's informative enough for someone looking for a way to learn about Michael Moore's plentiful opinions, backed by information not properly cited. Call me a pretentious college student, fine. I'm off to read something with some real literary and/or informative value.