Regarding g’s point, I note that there’s a well-established market niche for this sort of thing: it’s like the popularity of Ward Connerly among conservatives as an opponent of affirmative action, or Ayaan Hirsi Ali (not to downplay the murderous persecution she has suffered, or necessarily to attack her views) among advocates of war against Muslim countries. She’ll probably sell a fair number of books, get support from conservative foundations, and some nice speaking engagements.
Regarding g’s point, I note that there’s a well-established market niche for this sort of thing: it’s like the popularity of Ward Connerly among conservatives as an opponent of affirmative action, or Ayaan Hirsi Ali (not to downplay the murderous persecution she has suffered, or necessarily to attack her views) among advocates of war against Muslim countries. She’ll probably sell a fair number of books, get support from conservative foundations, and some nice speaking engagements.