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Right wing publishing welfare waning

Right-wing publishers worry about future

The conservative works on display at BookExpo America, which ended Sunday, could be seen as a tribute to the diversity of right-wing publishing and the movement in general. But, publishers say, they’re really a sign of an industry, and of a political movement, wondering what to do next.

Uh, how about go away and shut up?

Particuarly with upcoming titles such as these:

There were books advocating the public role of Christianity and the soundness of the free market, an attack on the liberal “elite” by Laura Ingraham and a memoir by Lynne Cheney, wife of the vice president.

What, no more blather from Hannity, Rush, and the rest of the inflated sales figures babies? Oh boo f’n hoo.


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