The Political Bible of Little Known Facts in American Politics

Get ready to be entertained with more than 300 “jam-packed” pages of unusual, bizarre and often humorous political facts in American politics. These are not the facts that you were taught in Politics 101. Sound smart at your next cocktail party or at the local coffee shop when the conversation turns to politics; you will easily be able to weave these fascinating facts into the conversation. Political junkies and casual political observers alike will enjoy this book. It’s a fun read. In fact, the book makes the perfect gift.

This book is bursting with interesting facts and pictures pertaining to American Presidents, Vice Presidents, Cabinet Members, First Ladies, Members of Congress, Supreme Court Justices, Governors, and local elected officials. Find out the real story behind the following political peculiarities:

A political candidate, who after losing an election, complained: “The people have spoken, The Bastards.”
A Governor once vetoed a bill for “bad spelling, improper punctuation and erasures.”
Hillary Clinton was the President of the Young Republicans at Wellesley College.
A U.S. President who has been forgotten in the U.S., but who is worshiped in Paraguay and has a national holiday named after him in that country.
After losing re-nomination by his own party, one President deadpanned: “There’s nothing left to do but get drunk.”
 

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