In the American Enterprise magazine, Kelly Jane Torrance asks, “Will 2005 be seen as a watershed year for conservative books?”
It certainly looks like it. And not just because conservatives seem to have beaten liberals in sales (although liberals did very well, at least when it comes to the most overtly political books).
Amazon.com has posted a list of the Top 50 bestselling books of the year. At Number 21 is Mark Levin
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