Eating Hillary's Brain...: Or, how a courageous, astute, kind and driven statesman acquired a taste for conscience-challenged hyper-capitalist ba - Ethington, Rob
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In 2010, Franklin Delano Roosevelt has been brought back to life involuntarily through a rare (but real) meteorological event...How will he cope with 65 years worth of social, political and cultural change? How will he adjust to having his legs back - but at the cost of an unstable aging process? Will he pick up on the one major lawmaking goal he left unfinished, a Second Bill of Rights? How will he deal with his political party having been largely taken over by Wall Street cronies, like Hillary Rodham Clinton? Just how far will he and his close secret band of Poughkeepsie, NY admirers go to keep his identity secret and to help his aging stabilize?…mehr

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In 2010, Franklin Delano Roosevelt has been brought back to life involuntarily through a rare (but real) meteorological event...How will he cope with 65 years worth of social, political and cultural change? How will he adjust to having his legs back - but at the cost of an unstable aging process? Will he pick up on the one major lawmaking goal he left unfinished, a Second Bill of Rights? How will he deal with his political party having been largely taken over by Wall Street cronies, like Hillary Rodham Clinton? Just how far will he and his close secret band of Poughkeepsie, NY admirers go to keep his identity secret and to help his aging stabilize?
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Former daily newspaper journalist (for five years-plus) who's had a career in social services from 1984-present; University of Arizona Journalism Department alumnus. Major literary influences include Howard Zinn, Edward Abbey, Bill Moyers, William Greider, Matt Taibbi, Michael Moore, Alan Weisman, Thomas Frank, Jim Hightower, Mary Roach and last - but far from least - Mad Magazine.