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The best political weapon is ridicule, and no one exposes the left's buffoonery and pretensions was PowerLine columnist Susan Vass has been doing once a week in the scathing, pointed and hilarious columns she writes under her pseudonym "Ammo Grrrll." (Read Volume One to find out where the name comes from.)Travel back in time with us now, to a bygone era when votes were not counted with butcher paper covering the windows; when Coke didn't make employees go to seminars on "How To Be Less White", and when the President of the United States was able to negotiate a flight of stairs. Through it all, Ammo Grrrll manages to use humor to skewer the elites - elected and self-appointed -- and to give hope to the victims of their venom. When she's fired all her ammo (metaphorical ammo, to be sure, because only leftists are allowed to threaten to behead, stab or blow up people they disagree with), at such a target-rich environment as fake racist attacks, fake sexual hijinks in college by Supreme Court nominees, and fake "Republicans" who hated Trump, what does she do? Ammo Grrrll Reloads. Of course. Welcome to Book 6!
About the author
Susan Vass was a standup comedian for over 30 years, logging several thousand performances from coast to coast. In 2010, when she retired, she and her husband, novelist Max Cossack, moved from Minnesota to Arizona where she took up walking in shorts outdoors in January and target shooting in the desert with a variety of pistols. Because of the vast number of hours spent in ammo lines waiting for scarce ammo during that period, Susan acquired the nickname Ammo Grrrll.
She approached a friend who co-owned a very popular center-right political commentary site called Power Line to see if they would like a regular guest columnist to write a humor column touching on politics, guns, marriage, popular culture, and American life. They did. And she did. Ammo Grrrll has been writing a Friday column weekly for more seven years.
Ammo Grrrll Reloads is the sixth in a series of collections of those columns. Volume 6 covers April 1, 2019, through March 2020. Plan to own them all. The entire collection will probably cost no more than a week of Caramel Macchiatos at Starbucks. With far fewer calories. Perfect bedside reading or any place else where reading entertaining little 5-minute snippets would be appropriate. Enjoy.
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