Painfully Correct is a humorous solution to a serious and annoying problem. Seemingly everyone is sick and tired of political correctness, and the author is trying to convince people that the best way to put an end to it is to combat it by being Painfully Correct each and every time we are subjected to political correctness. The author asserts that Liberalism doesn't work and the things Liberals believe in are absurd. He thinks conformers of political correctness are a joke. He feels we have all condoned political correctness for far too long and it is time to do away with it. He espouses that we need to first mock this insidious disease called political correctness, and then make it irrelevant He champions a national movement to be carried out by each individual. He dares fellow compatriots to just say NO to political correctness. The author believes that using the ideas in this book will help educate Occupy Wall Street types, students, and Democrats, and help its readers combat political correctness. When someone is being politically correct, he encourages practitioners of his solution to say, "Let's be Painfully Correct," then tell them like it is and set the record straight. Theorizing that the more people who are Painfully Correct the more prevalent it will become, the author predicts that the norm becomes being Painfully Correct. Conjuring up the old adage, "If you aren't part of the solution, you are part of the problem," he challenges us to be part of the solution, by being Painfully Correct