Uncommon Sense

A small New Hampshire town forms a new National Political Party: the Flake Party. Who gets slammed on their first day? Chances are, if you can think of it, it gets laid bare by this bunch of 'ordinary' people. Their Vice Presidential candidate has been buried for over 200 years: his body in New Rochelle, NY and his bones somewhere in England. But his spirit lives within these pages as the reader comes to know his innermost thoughts. Outrageous humor is the only thing that lets the viewer keep going through this irreverent gasp at the current political milieu. But this new party has answers to the problems, sort of. For instance, picture their proposed truthful version of a Clinton Library with a giant blue dress flying from the flagpole instead of the Stars and Stripes and you have just a hint of where this novel goes.