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A brilliant and hilarious political satire about a millennial who proposes that Baby Boomers be given government incentives to commit suicide at the age of seventy-five in order to save Social Security for future generations.

A brilliant Millennial whose father squandered her college money finds herself among the Washington elite when she proposes that Boomers voluntarily commit suicide to reduce debt on the younger population. This is a hilarious, snarky political satire (a pro-life group is acronymed SPERM) read with perfect aplomb by Janeane Garofalo, who is simply perfect. I snorted my way through it.

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Loved this every bit as much as when I first read it in 2007! Buckley is one of my favorite satirists.

Reading this with @NataliePatalie when she gets her copy. Anyone read it yet?

• Has anyone read any books by Christopher Buckley? I started this one on vacation and am really liking it so far. I actually “stole” it from my boo. I‘m a cover lover; it‘s badass and eye-catching. It‘s political satire; most of his books are in this genre. Let me know if you have read this one or any of his other ones please! •

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I'm reading this with @NataliePatalie this summer while I'm away on an extended trip. Anybody read it already? Is it good?

Typical Buckley and I mean that in a good way: excellent satirical view on politics and their workings in the hallways. It‘s a light but riveting read, and that‘s what I look for in a Buckley.

@Booksandcooks I love all kinds of books, but physical books are my favorite! Congratulations on 6666! #6666giveaway

Enjoyed this book. Terrifying concept but well written and read with a slight tone of disbelief. Some parts were hilarious, others made me cringe in horror and embarrassment.

Mama's library book sale stack.