See Ya - Wouldn't Want to Be Ya: A Survival Guide to America’s Worst Leaders - Why You Wouldn't Want to Be Them, Believe them, Follow Them, or Vote for Them Paperback – September 13, 2025

FULL COLOR EDITION.A tour through the GOP rogue’s gallery — a brutally honest, thoroughly researched, and satirically sharpened account of the politicians, enablers, media manipulators, corporate fixers, and authoritarian cheerleaders who’ve hijacked patriotism and wrapped it around their own toxic ambitions.Book buyers get a free digital copy to share and spread the word. Link in the book to download a pdf copy.VOL. 1 – THE PRESIDENT, THE CABINET, AND THE WORST ENABLERSFrom Donald “President Cheeseburger” Trump and his cabinet and WH advisors including, Dan Scavino, Stephen Miller - to Elon Musk, J. D. Vance, Mike Huckabee, Karoline Leavitt, Don Jr.; this is the front line of chaos (all 36 of them) — the architects, mouthpieces, and profiteers who’ve turned governance into a grift.Satire is a weapon. Apathy is surrender. This series arms you with both the laughs and the facts to survive the political wasteland — one scalawag at a time.There’s a phrase many of us remember from the schoolyard — shouted across the playground with a grin and a jab of mockery: “See ya! Wouldn’t want to be ya!” It was childish. It was cutting. And, as it turns out, it was perfectly prophetic.Because if you really look at the gallery of grifters, gas lighters, and grandstanding liars who’ve slithered their way into positions of power in American politics — especially within the orbit of Trumpism — one thing becomes painfully clear:We wouldn’t want to be them. And we damn sure don’t want to keep seeing them.A brutally honest, thoroughly researched, and satirically sharpened account of the politicians, enablers, media manipulators, corporate fixers, and authoritarian cheerleaders who’ve hijacked patriotism and wrapped it around their own toxic ambitions. These are not public servants. They are public threats.The phrase “See ya” now becomes not just a sendoff — but a call to action. A rejection.A political and moral boundary line.“Part exposé, part satire—this book unmasks corruption with sharp wit and urgent truth.”“A fearless, funny, and infuriating look at the hypocrisy and deceit shaping our nation.”“Equal parts laughter and outrage, this book is a rallying cry for awareness and action.”“A biting, well-researched satire that exposes corruption with equal parts outrage and humor—a rallying cry for truth and resistance.”www.seeyanotbeya.comEarly reviews. “So, it's awesome! So inclusive of facts presented in a very readable, witty & often funny format. Such a dark, scary time for democracy, and this helps us laugh at the lunacy, and take a breath. We need this book. Love the graphics, poems and citations.” B“Epic David! Just amazing. It is hard hitting. Bringing all the technological guns to bear with access to every public thing they ever did is formidable!” R“This book is a wake-up call I didn’t know I needed.Reading David Kindopp’s See Ya – Wouldn’t Want to be Ya was both eye-opening and unsettling for me. I laughed out loud at the satire and caricatures, but I also found myself seething at the lies, hypocrisy, and grift it uncovers.Honestly, without the poetic takedowns and caricatures woven through, I might not have been able to finish it. Instead, the wit carried me through my outrage, leaving me both entertained and deeply disturbed by the reality it exposes. I often found myself laughing one moment and muttering under my breath the next, resisting the urge to scream.If you care about truth, integrity, and the future of our nation, I encourage you to read this book, talk about it, and pass it along. It’s a book whose time has come.” K Read more