The CEO of the Sofa - P.J. ORourke by P.J. ORourke, P.J. O'Rourke
In his bestselling Eat the Rich, smart-mouthed Republican commentator P. J. ORourke gave a slap in the face to the American economy. In Parliament of Whores, he took a long, hard look at our government, wagging his finger at its inadequacies. Now fans and foes alike can find out what its like to live with a self-proclaimed political nut, in his latest, The CEO of the Sofa., Readers inclined to the political left, beware. With a sharp supporting cast of characters featuring his assistant, Max; his teenage godson, Nick; his wife, two kids, and their teenage babysitter, ORourke is at the top of his game, rambling and ranting on every topic from the United Nations to childcare, from Social Security to India all the while attempting not to offend his Democrat neighbors, especially when they own a snow blower that Im going to need to borrow. From the living room to the bedroom, the garage to the kitchen, ORourke explains why managers should refer to baby books in dealing with everyone from
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The CEO of the Sofa - P.J. ORourke
P.J. ORourke, P.J. O'Rourke
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In his bestselling Eat the Rich, smart-mouthed Republican commentator P. J. ORourke gave a slap in the face to the American economy. In Parliament of Whores, he took a long, hard look at our government, wagging his finger at its inadequacies. Now fans and foes alike can find out what its like to live with a self-proclaimed political nut, in his latest, The CEO of the Sofa., Readers inclined to the political left, beware. With a sharp supporting cast of characters featuring his assistant, Max; his teenage godson, Nick; his wife, two kids, and their teenage babysitter, ORourke is at the top of his game, rambling and ranting on every topic from the United Nations to childcare, from Social Security to India all the while attempting not to offend his Democrat neighbors, especially when they own a snow blower that Im going to need to borrow. From the living room to the bedroom, the garage to the kitchen, ORourke explains why managers should refer to baby books in dealing with everyone from
