Mike Stuart

Dear Jackie Mike Stuart 第1 版本

Jackie Van Holland is an advice columnist in her local newspaper. An expert on everything from teen angst, women and religion in the workplace, and childrearing to national and international affairs, Jackie is the perfect person to hand out priceless advice to the huddled masses. Living a picture perfect agenda with her beautiful children and minister husband, Jackie?s life would be pretty swell if it weren?t for the liberal agenda that was bringing her beloved country to its knees. From a non-citizen president and an election that was sold to blacks and Hispanics to nearly half of the country taking government handouts, Jackie uses her respected standing as a revered columnist to tackle today?s biggest issues in the most professional of ways. Dear Jackie is a hilarious satire of the hypocritical and judgmental people who think they are superior to everyone else. An ironic look at right-wing hypocrisy, this amusing book is not so much as an attack on the far right as much as it is simply a parody of some of their more ridiculous moments. An adept, slightly outlandish commentary on American politics, this entertaining book looks at those who go through life oblivious to what their actions and beliefs do to others while believing that everything they do, right or wrong, is completely justified. Using captivating parody to portray a variety of serious and dark undertones, this excellent novella serves as a humorous look into the extreme right of the Republican and Tea Parties. Taking a satirical view on today?s current issues, Dear Jackie uniquely aims to explain what conservatives really mean behind their rhetoric. With an ironic approach to serious and controversial issues, this charming parody is perfect for anyone who has even a slight interest in politics. Obviously appealing primarily to liberal audiences, this engaging satire is also a wonderful read for anyone who appreciates humor and politics. This entertaining book is a mesmerizing look into the mindset of the extreme and the politics of the ridiculous.