This dark comedy about today's politics looks into the psychological debris that comprises the Clinton partnership.
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Daniel Graham is an award-winning novelist.
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Effortless Satire,
By Laurie Dixon (Greenbelt, MD USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: The Politics of Meaning (Paperback)
You won't believe how effortlessly Dan Graham weaves actual events from the career of these political opportunists into hysterical satire. I couldn't put it down. And thank God the whole cigar episode was yet to happen when this novel was written -- I hate to think about what the author would have done with that!
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A Must read for political junkies who need a laugh,
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This review is from: The Politics of Meaning (Paperback)
I laughed out loud reading this book. The satire is biting, but truthful. I have recommended this book to many friends.
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