Tempted to reread "The Last Election" by Andrew Yang and Stephen Marche

I read the book in September 2023. I found it relatively interesting and compelling though realize many aspects of it were very traumatized. Given the promise of the book, the plot was relatively straightforward and the characters were a bit underdeveloped but of course so with this could be outrageous at times. None of us I've enjoyed it. However I am reading it again as we get close to the election. I'm very sure I will finish it anytime. I'm just wondering if it's hitting too close to home. Because since last year the political climate has swung in many different directions not to mention many news stories that may not apply to the book anymore.

I am not asking Reddit permission to read the book again. I'm just finding it amusing that the alternative of the books primaries draws as many parallels with the real world political climate and current election. Of course, I know I'm in the likely minority who actually enjoyed this book to actually be willing to reread it, and I do recommend it though you have less than a week to finish it.