| Author: | D. E. Harrison | ISBN: | 9780463798690 |
| Publisher: | D. E. Harrison | Publication: | August 2, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | D. E. Harrison |
| ISBN: | 9780463798690 |
| Publisher: | D. E. Harrison |
| Publication: | August 2, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
An unknown person is feeding a weekly newspaper information about the financial health of the State. They must print the story or someone else will. But no large newspaper would dare print it. The weekly bets the farm it is accurate. Its first every Extra addition is printed, and it must sell, or they are bankrupt. Their story is copyrighted, and no other paper has any information forth coming from the State.
A second and even a third Extra hit the streets and the State officials wonder how long they can keep it up. Where is the leak in the State?
The State officials were hoping to cover up this debt and be reelected to office for four more years. That would give them enough time to cover up all the over-runs and waste they have made.
Meetings are being held in McDonald’s party room with a lawyer, a computer billionaire, Jack an old, out of office state politician, and an unknown retired fellow not looking for a job of any kind.
The McDonald’s party goers invite the cub reporter from the weekly to join them in an election campaign to scare the State officials into being more responsible. They call themselves the ‘Good Guys.’
The weekly newspaper is sold to the cub-reporter. The Weekly’s building and her car are destroyed in a fire after a later Extra hits the street.
Can a third-party candidate even make it past the primary election for the office of Governor?
Will the Good Guys in their white cowboy hats ride in and save everyone and everything?
An unknown person is feeding a weekly newspaper information about the financial health of the State. They must print the story or someone else will. But no large newspaper would dare print it. The weekly bets the farm it is accurate. Its first every Extra addition is printed, and it must sell, or they are bankrupt. Their story is copyrighted, and no other paper has any information forth coming from the State.
A second and even a third Extra hit the streets and the State officials wonder how long they can keep it up. Where is the leak in the State?
The State officials were hoping to cover up this debt and be reelected to office for four more years. That would give them enough time to cover up all the over-runs and waste they have made.
Meetings are being held in McDonald’s party room with a lawyer, a computer billionaire, Jack an old, out of office state politician, and an unknown retired fellow not looking for a job of any kind.
The McDonald’s party goers invite the cub reporter from the weekly to join them in an election campaign to scare the State officials into being more responsible. They call themselves the ‘Good Guys.’
The weekly newspaper is sold to the cub-reporter. The Weekly’s building and her car are destroyed in a fire after a later Extra hits the street.
Can a third-party candidate even make it past the primary election for the office of Governor?
Will the Good Guys in their white cowboy hats ride in and save everyone and everything?
