Amazon.com actually pulled my review of 2000 Mules.
Here is how it appeared before it was taken down, below. My two purchases of the book were at the Bismarck Barnes and Noble, and the review was taken down because I was not a "Verified Purchaser." I was surprised that I was able to upload it two weeks later, and it stuck. The link on Amazon is here:https://www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R1OOHQO56JN10H/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_ttl?ie=UTF8&ASIN=1684514460
Editor's Note with the post from May.
I have since watched the movie 2000 Mules and even have a copy of the book, contraband because it was pulled by the publisher and now will be released October. 25.
I purchased my copy at the Bismarck Barnes and Noble on October 1. It was the only copy, and they likely missed the memo to pull it from the shelves.
NPR also got a copy, and you can read the review by clicking this sentence.
Regardless, seeing the movie and reading the book, if anything, just reinforced how ridiculous the claims by True the Vote and Dinesh D'Souza are. The book follows the movie, almost scene-by-scene, but includes a new final chapter.
Still, if anyone wants to embrace the concept in the book, summarized in that final chapter, I'm personally prepared to respectfully disagree but let them have that win. From the book,
If people really believe that--and I don't--take your stubborn mule-headed argument up with those urban areas.
Why this is discussed in North Dakota, or Kansas, or nearly anywhere for that matter, simply reinforces my opinions in my May post.
I've tried to have a post each Tuesday in recognition that there is always an election going on somewhere on a Tuesday. Plus, as those...
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