Between Two Worlds

Dean Barnett, who earns a living by poking fun at lefties and their arguments, doesn't like Dinesh D’Souza’s new book: "I found The Enemy at Home' to be intellectually obtuse, poorly informed and, most importantly, an irresponsible exercise in putatively conservative bomb-throwing." Powerline's Scott Johnson writes: "It's the worst book I've ever read by a writer whose work I have previously respected."