For 107 days, America watched a master class in confusion: word salads, empty rallies, and “inspirational” speeches that inspired people to leave early. Terrence K. Williams tells it like only he can — raw, hilarious, and straight from the common-sense corner of America. From fake smiles to real chaos, The Real 107 Days is part comedy, part cautionary tale, and all true confusion — including the parts she didn’t dare tell you in her own book. This is the real version of what happened.
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We found this book entertaining and had a lot of laughs. Hubby doesn’t read books but he finished this in one sitting. Thanks for writing this great book.
I loved it. And it is probably closer to the truth than we might think!!
Here's a funny one: The Fauch, in his senate testimony, took "the fifth" over 100 times! Kamala is perhaps the only person to take "the fifth" more than the Fauch...(-;
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Ted
I'm sorry. I'm 75 and I don't know how to post videos or photos with my review. I do follow Terrence every day on Facebook and reply through comments or thumbs up or a heart.
Terrence, you're an angelic soul sent to provide, inform us with information that will save this beautiful country from the evil in this world. Thank you so much!!
This book is good for the conservative soul. I hope there are more to come.
I only read about 5 pages because it is a gift. It was hilarious, yet spot on and only funny because she didn't win. Imagine our lives if she won. Can't. But this book gets inside her head and ridiculous thoughts.
The book emphasizes Kamala’s cameleon approach to campaigning by pretending to be Black, A suppressed Woman, A minority and above all pretending to be a presidential candidate. It pokes fun at her ridiculous statements and how bad an actress she is, even with a few drinks under her belt. We dodged the bullet with this one.
First of all, I hate that my review may affect the overall rating of this book. And I realize that I have a totally different take on it from the other reviews I read (which is what made me buy it in the first place. And I really do have a great sense of humor! But....while this book has some humor, and I realize it is parody, there is too much in it that raises questions as to what is actually truth and what is completely made up. Let me clarify: I am most definitely NOT a Kamala Harris fan by any stretch, and I am grateful to have President Trump leading our nation at this time. But I found most of this book to be just plain hurtful and mean-spirited. Kamala Harris may be slow and intellectually-challenged with very little in the way of new ideas, diplomacy, or complete and coherent thoughts, but by most accounts she is a nice person who is pleasant and friendly. She didn't deserve this extremely harsh roasting that, honestly, got very uncomfortable the more I read. I am led to think that this book was loosely based off of her own by a similar title, but nowhere is that indicated. I think the whole book would have been a little more palatable if the actual truths were footnoted/confirmed and not just blended in with the author's clever and obviously-biased comments, put-downs and condescending slurs. After reading the entire thing, and googling whether or not she is actually a raging alcoholic (news flash: no reports of her drinking in excess while campaigning can be found; caveat: she most definitely made all of us wonder whether she had been drinking, was high, or really was just that unintelligible!), I have decided to recycle it with our paper and cardboard, as I wouldn't want to share this book with anyone else. Frankly, I'm embarrassed that I paid money for it, and actually read it. I won't be admitting that to anyone except for this review. Please pull it from your shop. It really does pull your brand down to a low level of credibility. And I think Cousin T is better than that...by far! We love your story, your personality, your perseverance, and your product! Absolutely the best pancake and waffle mixes we have tried. (Had the banana ones this morning! Yum!) I have happily recommended your website to friends and family--some of whom differ politically and spiritually from me--and they would be offended and hurt by my recommending something that sells a book so disparaging of someone else, regardless of it being a political candidate, which really doesn't matter. It is your website to do with as you please and as you see fit, as are all of your product line. But, as a small business owner myself, I highly suggest that you rethink keeping this particular product (107 Days book) on your website. Push The Little Kid Who Can book--it is wonderful and encouraging and a great role model for littles. That's the taste you want to be left in your customers' mouths...not the sour taste of regret that comes with the parody of Kamala, bless her heart.
