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Taft 2012 Jason Heller

Name: Taft 2012 Jason Heller
SKU: BELL-2456564
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (86 reviews)

SKU: BELL-2456564

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Taft 2012 Jason Heller instant download after payment.

Publisher: Quirk Books

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 2.22 MB

Pages: 320

Author: Jason Heller

ISBN: 9781594745508, 1594745501

Language: English

Year: 2012

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Taft 2012 Jason Heller by Jason Heller 9781594745508, 1594745501 instant download after payment.

HE'S BACK.AND HE'S THE BIGGEST THING IN POLITICS.He is the perfect presidential candidate. Conservatives love his hard-hitting Republican résumé. Liberals love his peaceful, progressive practicality. The media can’t get enough of his larger-than-life personality. And all the American people love that he’s an honest, hard-working man who tells it like it is.There’s just one problem. He is William Howard Taft . . . and he was already president a hundred years ago. So what on earth is he doing alive and well and considering a running mate in 2012? A most extraordinary satire, Jason Heller’s debut novel follows the strange new life of a presidential Rip Van Winkle: a man who never even wanted the White House in the first place, yet finds himself hurtling toward it once more—this time, through the media-fueled madness of 21st-century America.