Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Brilliant *for what it tries to do*

This is not a political manual. This is a polemic -- brilliantly written, fun to read, unabashedly partisan (Hewitt calls himself a principled pragmatic partisan).If you've never closely followed a presidential campaign, much of this will be new and eye-opening: Hewitt gets into some detail how campaigns are actually run and the sometimes very slim connection between the real world of politics and policy and the Bizarro world of campaigning.If you're a political junkie (as I), you won't find any startling revelations. But you will find fast and usable answers to questions like, why are Democrats so unserious about the war on militant Islamism? Can the country survive a Democratic administration? And how can pragmatic partisans deal with fanatics, movement purists, and leaners on both sides of the aisle?It's food for the political soul and definitely worth the price of a steak dinner!