A review by martyfried
Running Against the Devil: A Plot to Save America from Trump--And Democrats from Themselves by Rick Wilson
4.0
After finishing it, I upped it 1/2 star to 4 stars.
I quit reading at 95%, but later finished it. I did like it, but it was a bit repetitive, and already getting dated. It was informative, and humorous at times, but I live in the California Bay Area, and can't do much to affect the next election. But I'll do what I can, and perhaps make use of some of his tips. I've looked out for some of his interviews and appearances since reading the book, and I like him more as I get to know him (EDIT: "Him" being the author). He's certainly irreverent, and sometimes gets carried away, but considering his mission this is nothing unusual. In fact, it may be necessary. Also, a lot of stuff that seemed made up actually turns out to be true. He just makes it sound like a joke.
The audiobook was narrated by the author, which made it more interesting, I think.
I quit reading at 95%, but later finished it. I did like it, but it was a bit repetitive, and already getting dated. It was informative, and humorous at times, but I live in the California Bay Area, and can't do much to affect the next election. But I'll do what I can, and perhaps make use of some of his tips. I've looked out for some of his interviews and appearances since reading the book, and I like him more as I get to know him (EDIT: "Him" being the author). He's certainly irreverent, and sometimes gets carried away, but considering his mission this is nothing unusual. In fact, it may be necessary. Also, a lot of stuff that seemed made up actually turns out to be true. He just makes it sound like a joke.
The audiobook was narrated by the author, which made it more interesting, I think.