Rise to Power

“Rise to Power” by Bert Emmett, published by iUniverse in September 2006, is a humorous exploration of politics through the eyes of a fictional gubernatorial figure. This edition spans 124 pages and is presented in English. The narrative unfolds through a candid interview format, where the protagonist reflects on his life, from his childhood to his current status as a prominent political figure, offering a blend of wit and insight into the world of politics.
Readers will encounter a mix of personal anecdotes and political commentary, highlighting the absurdities and quirks of political life. The book touches on themes relevant to LGBTQ+ experiences, historical contexts, and the humorous side of political discourse. With a unique perspective on issues such as civil unions, the narrative is enriched by a variety of cartoons and games that complement the text, making it an engaging read for those interested in the intersection of humor and politics.
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Whether national, state, local or in the bedroom, the art of politics is lip-smacking fun. Here, in a (fairly) candid interview, the superstar of gubernatorial gooberness reminisces, quips, ponders and pontificates. From the early days when his schnitzel was still in a diaper to his present day renown as a mountain of meat running the kookiest state in the union, Alfie speaks:
“A lot of people accuse my father of being a figure in the Nazi party. He was actually just a headwaiter at some Nazi parties. So, lighten up, people. He was just taking orders.”
“Look, I was infusing the world of modeling with a masculinity it had not seen before or since. If you could see me up there in a zebra skinned speedo after a fresh bikini wax, you would agree.”
“I am in favor of civil unions for gay couples. And I’ll go even farther than that; I welcome civil unions for gay triples! Quadruples! Now, that’s a party!”
Plus: An over-caffeinated observer’s take on the national scene as told through a variety of cartoons, commentaries, games and more!
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