Is There An Award for Most Ridiculous Book?

A silly review of a what may be the silliest book of the year, a bio of Gerald Ford that proclaims him a "near-great" president for using the pardon of Nixon and his precedent and tradition of extraconstitutional action to keep the nation from becoming divided. The US. Not divided. If you can read this without barfing up bits, laughing hysterically, or pounding your forehead into the nearest wall, you're a better person than I am. Have to go now. Forehead bleeding.