Instruct: Classify a given review into positive or negative sentiment.
Query: who wants the whole truth anyway?

The sardonic tone was quite comical for the first 50 pages but the rest of the 274 seemed too labored. Moore, in his attempt to unveil the evils of our government, forgets to remind us that there is good there as well. I do feel like Moore makes many valid points when discussing the fact the Republicans and Democrats came from the same cookie cutter but the liberal bias of the book leaves me a bit distrustful as to the validity of his opinion as a whole. Yes both Clinton and Bush have not been environmentally friendly, but they reflect American Society as a whole. We talk the talk but no one wants to make the extra step to buy a Camry over the Hummer. It is often too easy to blame our leaders for our problems when in fact they only reflect the public. That is what a republic is: choosing representatives that represent you! All in all, Stupid White Men was more biased than I would have liked but Moore is not really one for impartiality.