I often spend time perusing Barnes and Noble. Sometimes I find myself in the political section. It seems some of the political books seem to have no bearing on reality. They are designed to sell, who… - Manny Otiko - Medium

Dec 19, 2020

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I often spend time perusing Barnes and Noble. Sometimes I find myself in the political section. It seems some of the political books seem to have no bearing on reality. They are designed to sell, who cares if they’re true or not! This is an example!

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