I thought the president-elect's identity as a despicable human being was something we could all agree on.
by David Sedaris
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In David Sedaris's book "Calypso," the author expresses a strong opinion about the president-elect, describing him as a "despicable human being." This evaluation hints at a shared consensus among many people regarding the character of the political figure, suggesting widespread disappointment or disapproval. Sedaris's commentary reflects the personal and collective sentiments surrounding political leadership during contentious times.

The quote underscores a sense of disillusionment and highlights the emotional responses that individuals can have to political figures. Sedaris often weaves humor and personal anecdotes into his work, inviting readers to reflect on their own perspectives concerning morality in politics and the human condition. This moment in "Calypso" serves as a satirical critique of the political landscape, emphasizing the author's ability to provoke thought while engaging with serious societal issues.

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