Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Franken gets the last laugh

I bought this book after hearing about Franken's clashes with Bill O'Reilly (or, as Franken calls him, Bill O'Lie-lly), and enjoyed this almost as much as his Rush Limbaugh book. This his humor can occasionally be off the mark (Cheerleaders in chadors? What the hell was he thinking?!?!), more often tan not it is as on-target as a laser-guided missile, and I found myself laughing out loud at something in almost every chapter. As good as the book is, though, I did have some reservations: 1) the Operation Chickenhawk chapter was way too obvious and heavy-handed, 2) unless you're really up on your current events, it may be hard at times to tell when he is joking and when he is relating a true incident, 3) there is no index, making it difficult to locate specific points in the book. However, the chapter on the memorial to Paul Wellstone is deeply moving and more than makes up for it. Very highly recommended.