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A Wise Man: A Conservative Never Says I'm Sorry
For anyone who wonders how it came to this.
John A. S. Wise lived a very ‘the end justifies the means’ type of life. When dealing with most situations that arose, he rationalized a lie wasn’t a bad thing if he could derive some good from it. He seldom, if ever gave any real thought to the effect his actions might have on those around him. The son of a powerful politician whose legacy was both a burden and a driving force, Wise pursued the rectification of his father’s name without regard to the consequences. This is the irreverent and satirical story of a political dynasty mirroring recent events in America.
John A. S. Wise lived a very ‘the end justifies the means’ type of life. When dealing with most situations that arose, he rationalized a lie wasn’t a bad thing if he could derive some good from it. He seldom, if ever gave any real thought to the effect his actions might have on those around him. The son of a powerful politician whose legacy was both a burden and a driving force, Wise pursued the rectification of his father’s name without regard to the consequences. This is the irreverent and satirical story of a political dynasty mirroring recent events in America.
288 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 2008
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