I have recently been reading two political books each of which was a complete waste of time and money. Then I got to thinking about the unfortunate political tragics who have not yet bought either of these works but who might be on the verge of doing so. Shouldn’t they be warned in some way about the foolish step they are about to take in buying one or both of these worthless books and finding they were disappointed in both? I concluded that I really should do something to warn them not to waste their time and money.
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