David Wesley Erickson

Insidethecover: Don't Judge by the Cover David Wesley Erickson First edition

The only way you can read a book is to open the cover. The only way you can understand a person is to look inside his cover. What do you get when you combine a liberal California State Senator of a minority race, a mentor schooled in communism and anti-capitalism from Harvard University, and financier from Chicago, who is a proponent of a one world society and a relativist? You get a state senator who is, through any means possible, nominated as a candidate for president of the United States of America. An unlikely and often uninterested nominee, Jeremiah Issachar, is elected as President of the United States. He is manipulated through bribery and blackmail to propagate the agenda of his backer and promoter, Horace Jenkins. Jeremiah is the puppet of higher powers of which he doesn?t even know exist. Through corruption and deceit, his Congressional agenda is accomplished and fully met. Owing to is lack of leadership and integrity, and political influence from outside sources, Issachar destroyed his country from the inside out. This leader of the free world?s true character was discovered inside the cover.