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thefiercepanda's review
4.0
Political satire at it's most hilarious. I laughed out loud quite a bit. I mean, when Caligula promises to lock Lou Dobbs in a room with a polar bear on Adderall "while blasting Slayer's Reign in Blood", I just about peed my pants.
msjenne's review
4.0
I love Cintra Wilson; I may have mentioned this before.
Her writing is hilarious and sort of gruesome, which lends itself well to an examination of the colossal fuckup that we Americans now find ourselves in the middle of.
The only thing is that it seems to have been published right before the last election, and it would have been nice to have that whole situation included.
Denise: It's hard to say whether this would be a good book club book--maybe not if you have a lot of people with delicate sensibilities. But as an antidote to Ishmael it would be perfect. (Though both are pretty lefty, they definitely come at it from completely different perspectives!)
Her writing is hilarious and sort of gruesome, which lends itself well to an examination of the colossal fuckup that we Americans now find ourselves in the middle of.
The only thing is that it seems to have been published right before the last election, and it would have been nice to have that whole situation included.
Denise: It's hard to say whether this would be a good book club book--maybe not if you have a lot of people with delicate sensibilities. But as an antidote to Ishmael it would be perfect. (Though both are pretty lefty, they definitely come at it from completely different perspectives!)
jenne's review
4.0
I love Cintra Wilson; I may have mentioned this before.
Her writing is hilarious and sort of gruesome, which lends itself well to an examination of the colossal fuckup that we Americans now find ourselves in the middle of.
The only thing is that it seems to have been published right before the last election, and it would have been nice to have that whole situation included.
Denise: It's hard to say whether this would be a good book club book--maybe not if you have a lot of people with delicate sensibilities. But as an antidote to Ishmael it would be perfect. (Though both are pretty lefty, they definitely come at it from completely different perspectives!)
Her writing is hilarious and sort of gruesome, which lends itself well to an examination of the colossal fuckup that we Americans now find ourselves in the middle of.
The only thing is that it seems to have been published right before the last election, and it would have been nice to have that whole situation included.
Denise: It's hard to say whether this would be a good book club book--maybe not if you have a lot of people with delicate sensibilities. But as an antidote to Ishmael it would be perfect. (Though both are pretty lefty, they definitely come at it from completely different perspectives!)
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