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Tea Party member pens novel on governor’s run for White House
Jack Barron’s “Nation of Tyranny” shows readers how America might turn out if the country keeps heading toward the left
Jack Barron’s “Nation of Tyranny” provides a sneak peek at what life in America might become if the country doesn’t veer from the left turn it took when President Barack Obama took office. Barron, a tea party loyalist, addresses problems plaguing the country with his novel on a govenor’s rise to greater power.
Popular Georgia Governor John Barton decides to take on state leaders in an effort to protect the rights of his citizens. Lawmakers recently allowed officials to take away any private property desired to be used by the public. Outraged by the injustice, Governor Barton makes it his mission to stop this law.
The governor and his family begin to face threats as he boldly pursues the reversal of this law. As his popularity and involvement skyrockets, his friends and fellow Tea Party members urge him to run for president as the movement’s first candidate.
Barton’s run is not welcomed by all prominent political leaders; the announcement angers former First Lady Edwina Boulder, who decides she will do everything in her power to prevent Governor Barton from reaching 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. Boulder plants stories and arranges surprise set ups at brothels to help her derail this man who’s on a fast rack to the presidency.
Barton also encounters union crooks, Islamic fundamentalists, liberal dictators, and an assotment of criminals masquerading as politicians. Readers will track barton’s relentless adventures in this novel that crosses the line between reality and fiction, and inspires a call-to-action to reverse course in American politics.
Nation of Tyranny is available for sale online at Amazon (see sidebar) and other channels.
