Ann Coulter asks Republicans to "trust but verify" when it comes to their fellow partisans

The always bombastic Ann Coulter is back with another book titled Never Trust a Liberal Over 3-Especially a Republican. With her characteristic take-no-prisoners style, Coulter attacks those on the Left and the leftist Right with her acerbic pen for their hypocrisy and spinelessness. In her book she delves into critiques of both leftist ideology on issues such as immigration, for which she especially gives it to Republican moderates, and tactics, in which she argues that Republicans must adopt Leftist methods while retaining their conservative principles if they are to compete electorally.

Reviews have been generally positive.

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Human Events says:

As always with Ann Coulter’s work, “Never Trust a Liberal Over Three – Especially a Republican” is sharp, funny, relentlessly provocative – she knows how to throw a punch without telegraphing it! – and compulsively readable.  Hopefully the GOP field in 2014 will give her fewer targets for satire when she puts her next book together.

The Washington Times says:

Ann Coulter is back, as brash and delightful as ever in her takedowns of liberals, hypocrites and Republicans bent on defeat. In “Never Trust a Liberal Over Three — Especially a Republican,” Miss Coulter collects and updates about 90 of her columns from the past dozen years, in chapters grouping the articles by topic. As in her previous outing, “Mugged: Racial Demagoguery from the Seventies to Obama,” the author joyfully documents the dishonesty of Democrats, skewers the mainstream media’s imperviousness to facts and rips assorted Republicans for repeatedly playing into the hands of their political adversaries.

Glenn had Ann on to discuss her book, in which he praised her particularly for her attacks on Establishment Republicans.

Reader reviews show a very polarized perspective on Ann's book, with the vast majority of her ratings either 5 stars or 1 star on Amazon averaging to 3.2 stars with well over 50 reviews, and a rating of 3.69 stars on Goodreads with over 25 reviews thus far.