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Sexy Liberal!: Of Me I Sing

by Stephanie Miller · 2015

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Stephanie Miller uses this book to put her outspoken political voice on the page. Mixing personal reflection with political argument, it is written in a blunt, irreverent style that keeps the tone light even when the subject is serious. The book is aimed at readers who like their politics with plenty of humor and little polite restraint. Its title and its author's name tell you what to expect: a lively, opinionated account from someone who is happy to say exactly what she thinks.

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