Instruct: Classify the given review as either positive or negative.
Query: Second Verse, Same as the First

John Stossel has, again, come out with a book that is simplistic in many aspects; both the writing and the arguments. If you enjoy television type sound bites and simplistic reading and logic, by all means buy the book. If, however, you enjoy logical arguments, or good writing, stay away from this book.In addition to sloppy arguments, he again falls into the trap that he did in his first book. He quotes sources, but he condenses quotes and doesn't give attribution to his sources. That pretty well guarantees that you won't be able to see where he got his quotes, and in which context he got them.He makes some good arguments and some terrible ones. His problem seems to be that he thinks he is a libertarian, when in fact, I don't think he knows exactly what he believes in. He does have an agenda, which seems to be against government and lawyers and very pro business (as well as pro John Stossel).