Conservatives Are from Mars, Liberals Are from San Francisco: 101 Reasons I’m Happy I Left the Left
“For years,” Burt Prelutsky says, “the ranks of the Right were so bereft of amusing people they had to point to William F. Buckley Jr. as their token funnyman. Finally, thank God, P. J. O’Rourke came along. Now he was really funny. I mean, on purpose.”
So begins the man who invented political incorrectness. In this delightful social commentary and on just about everything the Left does that offends him, he brings a biting wit.
On politicians: “If you have a politician for a friend,
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