Publisher's Synopsis
Stupid Republicans takes a humorous look back at the never-ending race for the 2012 Republican Party presidential nomination. Told through a series of fast-paced, imaginary dialogues, the story first focuses on critical events prior to the primaries that shaped each of the main characters. Among the seminal moments are Newt Gingrich learning the true meaning of family values by informing his wives of his future marital plans and Ron Paul working with the editors of his newsletters to more eloquently express his nuanced views on race. Then, the ebbs and flows of the primaries are examined, starting with Sarah Palin's agonizing decision not to run for president and ending with Mitt Romney seeking the support of his former rivals after clinching the nomination.
Stupid Republicans will make you laugh out loud as you wonder how people so heartless, so bigoted, and so out-of-touch with modern life could believe they should be president. So if you think Republicans are idiots, sit back, relax, and amuse yourself at the expense of the clowns who vied for the 2012 Republican Presidential nomination.
