is there an app that reads books to you Left of Center - Right on Track
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful. Move over, Jon Stewart!By J. PilkingtonRoss delivers witty, sometimes cutting critiques of the right wing, fromNixon to our current witless leaders, who have recklessly self-righteously lead us down a path to economic stagnation, endless war and endemic corruption. Fun to remember the right's pitfalls pratfalls and delight in the feckless absurdities delivered by Dumb Dubya and a certain 2nd rate movie actor. Now, as the most pivotal election in our nation's history comes along, Ross does the nation a real service--to bring to light the right's foibles with a biting sarcasm tempered by genuine indignation and a guiding moral sense, while never losing his sense of humor and zest for a great one-liner, a lost art in this age of chronic self-importance and email impatience.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Walt Ross-a Modern Day HL MenckenBy P. BrownWalt Ross's keen sense of humor and satire is evident throughout his book Left of Center-Right on Track. These vignettes indicate a laser sharp wit; he happily skewers the winners of the National Popularity contest known as the Presidential Election. My only complaint is that the length of the book-Ross apparently is withholding material for a sequel.0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Fun and funny!By Celia D. OharaMr. Ross has a great intellect coupled with biting humor. The book was a quick read - beats the heck out of watching re-runs on TV. Walter Ross - give us more!