| Author: | Duke Tipton | ISBN: | 9781469746371 |
| Publisher: | iUniverse | Publication: | April 26, 2012 |
| Imprint: | iUniverse | Language: | English |
| Author: | Duke Tipton |
| ISBN: | 9781469746371 |
| Publisher: | iUniverse |
| Publication: | April 26, 2012 |
| Imprint: | iUniverse |
| Language: | English |
THE GREY HOUSE DC
By
Duke Tipton
Many lavish parties at the Grey House DC are covered by the press and other news media. There are many little private parties that the public never hears about. The ability to put on a rip-roaring party seems to be a requirement for The Grey House DC occupiers.
It has been said that there are many things wrong with our Government but it still is the best government in the world. The lobbying corruption in DC is a sore spot on our governments veneer. Several cases of improper lobbying influences are discussed in this book.
The Town Hall Meetings are a good channel for the politicians to increase their presence among the voters. On the other hand, The Town Hall Meetings give the voters an opportunity to express concerns and grievances that they feel the politician can correct.
Although this work is a fictional satire, many of the stories are taken from real life events that were published in the syndicated newspapers and slick cover magazines.
THE GREY HOUSE DC
By
Duke Tipton
Many lavish parties at the Grey House DC are covered by the press and other news media. There are many little private parties that the public never hears about. The ability to put on a rip-roaring party seems to be a requirement for The Grey House DC occupiers.
It has been said that there are many things wrong with our Government but it still is the best government in the world. The lobbying corruption in DC is a sore spot on our governments veneer. Several cases of improper lobbying influences are discussed in this book.
The Town Hall Meetings are a good channel for the politicians to increase their presence among the voters. On the other hand, The Town Hall Meetings give the voters an opportunity to express concerns and grievances that they feel the politician can correct.
Although this work is a fictional satire, many of the stories are taken from real life events that were published in the syndicated newspapers and slick cover magazines.
