McCarthy Nixon Castro

Joseph McCarthy, who started high school at age twenty, says he's a tough and dedicated guy in the boxing ring, on icy campaign roads of Wisconsin, and in the nightmarish confines of the 1950s United States Senate where he chases and tries to destroy enemies he calls communists but are actually demons within himself. Richard Nixon denies he's an awkward youth, a resentful young politician, and a paranoid middle-aged president who, like McCarthy, forever confuses personal insecurities with national security. Fidel Castro asserts he's an appealing and inevitable historical character while embracing megalomania. All three frigid warriors tell their stories as they fight again.