Dead wrong : straight facts on the country's most controversial cover-ups

This book is full of conspiracy theories. Although there may be some validity to the arguments in it, the writing, format, layout and editing are so poor it's hardly worth the trouble to read. Commas and semi-colons are all over the place where they don't belong. They must have thought, "more is better." Then there were the amusing homonyms. The word "Track" was used in place of "Tract" several times, the word "sight" where it should have been "site" as well as my personal favorite, the word "throws" was injected where it should have been "throes!" They misspelled names, too. But not consistently. How hard is it to remember that Hillary Clinton's first name is spelled with two Ls? EVERY time it's used.
All in all, this was a supremely poorly edited book. The lack of proper grammar and spelling gets in the way of the message. It makes the reader wonder what else they were too lazy to do right. You know, like research? It's so sloppy.