Reviewed by Maryann Namayi for Readers' Favorite

Schnooks, Crooks, Liars and Scoundrels: A Field Guide to Identifying Political Buffoons by Gene Berardelli is an informative and thought-provoking nonfiction guide to exploring the intricacies of government and politics. The author explores the impact of factors like derision and ridicule on American political culture. He examines how some politicians intentionally adopt buffoonish behavior as a tactic to increase their influence and discusses the implications of this phenomenon. So why is this referred to as political buffoonery? How does it relate to self-confidence and ignorance? It's simple; the answers lie within the skills of politicians themselves. This book delves deep into this subject by examining various aspects of American political history and events shaping the modern political scene. Learn about it, participate in the author's extensive discussions, and benefit from his knowledge.

The author provides valuable insights into the tools and strategies required to succeed in politics. He emphasizes the importance of developing a winning attitude and effective communication skills. Gene Berardelli suggests that factors such as "name recognition" can be viable predictors of electoral success but stresses the need for politicians to take proactive steps toward achieving their goals. Drawing inspiration from noted genius Dr. Emmet Brown, the author argues that political buffoonery remains a potential threat to society but can be mitigated through proper measures. He provides readers with a wealth of information and practical advice on navigating the complex world of politics and achieving success. Schnooks, Crooks, Liars and Scoundrels is a well-written and informative read that offers a unique perspective on the modern political landscape. Berardelli's extensive knowledge and expertise are evident throughout this book, making it an invaluable resource for anyone interested in politics or government.