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The completeness of the "I wish I knew then what I know now" that phrase evokes

Revisado: 11-10-24

Nothing I can think of on either liking or disliking it was a story equal to the best suspense thriller I ever read.

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Unadulterated truthtelling

Revisado: 01-22-24

A wonderfully logical demonstration of the difference between an "evangelical" and an Evangelist. Alberta may be the closest thing to an Apostle.

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My religiosity trumps your free will choice

Revisado: 08-02-23

I loved this episode and the whole series. I am old enough to remember how history repeats itself. Hearing these stories the threads, and threats, make it clear as day that people are not learning from past mistakes and we are not just destined to repeat our mistakes but we are smack dab in the middle of it.
Start taking away free will and personal choice (these are given by God and actually they are immutable rights) and it could be argued that men trying to overtake God given immutable rights and put man made laws over those rights where will we land? Certainly not any wiser because men have not learned from their history.

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Reasons Recycled

Revisado: 12-30-22

I loved it, but found several of the reasons "Trump Must Go" were repeated. It was humorous and entertaining and an easy listen. I will probably relisten to it a few more times. It only covers the first 18 months, and I know how it turns out. I just wish more people had heeded the signs when this book first came out. I hope the author writes about the next 100 reasons "Trump must Go" to cover the LAST (we pray) 2 1/2 years. Or maybe 1000 reasons why he must never get even a whiff of the Oval Office on his 3rd bid for the White House -- Please Merciful God.

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If you like

Revisado: 11-01-22

Too much legalese, otherwise a very enlightening portrait of the influence of Dark money dictating "democracy".

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Showing Republicans Bellies

Revisado: 10-16-22

Sometimes hilarious double standard of today's Republican Party. The outrageous hypocrisy, laid out in a way that is terrifying for democracy. Entertaining with an all too real and stunning look at the future if we don't pay attention.

I laughed out loud but was left with a real sense of worry about what might be ahead in politics and the future.

Loved every minute of it.

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Interesting and Frightening

Revisado: 09-19-22

Couldn't stop listening. How did a few men with unbridled desire for POWER go from a small law practice intent on justice and fairness evolve into such an amoral group dedicated to worshipping money and power? Read the book and find out how subtly yet outlandish it happened under your nose using exclusion and outright authoritarian techniques.

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Newsy delivery

Revisado: 09-01-22

Jim Acosta narrated like he was reading the news.
very dry and halting delivery. word

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narrator performance left me uninspired.

Revisado: 06-05-22

the narrators performance of the female character of graciella weak i could only conjure up a picture of a man in drag. other characters were done well.
the overall story was pretty good, even though I had the Noone character pegged from the beginning, my curiosity kept me listening because I wanted to see how it played out.
I still love Michael Connelly and the characters he creates.

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Funny and entertaining yet cerebral (too much?)

Revisado: 01-08-22

I've said it all in my "about" line above.ono I've said too much. word fifteen

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