A Brief summary of "The No Spin Zone"
             Bill O'Reilly has once again has taken on some of Americas most powerful people in his latest literary achievement titled "The No Spin Zone". In this attempt to unmask the almighty public opinion, O'Reilly takes on topics such as capital punishment, sex education in public schools, and the often offensive, lyrics found in today's rap music. Defend these topics are the "opponents" which O'Reilly bombards with questions, and in some cases these questions could be considered incriminating. But this prime piece of media does not always feature Bill facing off with the person in which he is discussing. For instance, O'Reilly speaks' strongly about Hillary Clinton, and her spending while residing at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, nor is she present during the chapter dedicated to her questionable campaign finance.
             But to really get the gist of this book, one needs to be familiar with the term spin. Which in the case of this book, it is a term used in reference to people that disfigure facts so that the situation at hand appears to be in their favor. O'Reilly advocates facts that are brought out to the public, should be done so spin free.
             A few of the topics discussed are as follows:
             From the word go Bill lashes out at Floyd Abrams, a first amendment attorney, on the hot topic of NAMBLA. For those who are not familiar with the organization, NAMBLA (North American Man Boy Love Association) is an organization that promotes sexual relations between men and boys as young as eight. As a matter of fact, this organization even provides its members with "how to" manuals on abducting boys, and luring them into having sexual activities. This group is going before the Supreme Court because two of the members sexually assaulted and murdered a ten-year-old boy in Massachusetts.
             Jeffery Curley was playing near his home, when ...