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Charles E.
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Florencia
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I like the book so far. Easy and light read. It's full of funny little anecdotes. I liked how Jim Traficant would call everyone mr. chairman to err on the side of caution LOL
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Mathew Whitney
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This is a little like reading an encyclopedia of political jargon. It is well written and can be interesting, but may work better as a bathroom reader.
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Adore
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