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New comments on my book, "LOL at the GOP - Volume 7: Obstruction of Conscience"

I just received the following comments on my book, "LOL at the GOP - Volume 7: Obstruction of Conscience":

- "I laughed my ass off the last time I was reading it. You are a pretty funny writer!!! And the material, it's like the GOP has said these things and handed them to you on a silver platter!!! What were/are they thinking - not much I guess from what is in your book. I love the role playing that you write up, you know the scenarios. Based on what so-and-so said let's look at this in a different light and put it this way: oh yeah, very funny!!! Love it!!!"

- "Okay, so I'm reading your book and I love where you have a quote from Corey Lewandowski uttering 'You have to let Trump be Trump...' and right now I have CNN on and in about an hour will be the beginning of Trump's second impeachment and I'm thinking wow:: so are Trump's lawyers going to 'let Trump be Trump?' I would say not because he'll lose if they do... lol"

- "I'm laughing my ass off at 'Jose can't ever see'!!!"

- "And then I finished the book... Loved it!!! It's funny as hell!!!"

- "Yugely loved it!!!"

You can find the book in both Kindle and paperback form at this link:

https://www.amazon.com/LOL-GOP-Obstruction-Craig-Rozniecki-ebook/dp/B07BGRMXY7

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