For the Love of Gina: the President's Girlfriend
“Harber stood at the center island in his huge kitchen and sipped coffee from his coffee mug. He was fully dressed, in a light-brown business suit that fit him with tailored perfection, and in jet-black Ferragamo wingtips that he crossed at the ankle, as he perused the morning newspaper. His young son, Walter Robert Harber, was fully dressed too, in his black-and-white kindergarten uniform, as he sat at the kitchen table with Nanny, eating cereal and reciting, by memory, the Pledge of Allegiance.
Dutch sipped more coffee and turned another page. Crader McKenzie, the man who replaced him nearly a year ago as President of the United States, was under heavy assault all over the news. From the slow pace of economic recovery, to the instability in Syria, to healthcare, the journalists wrote with skeptical pens about every policy. They were almost as bad on Crader as they had been on Dutch himself, which caused Dutch to shake his head. He resigned the presidency amid harsh criticism th...at he was giving up just when his country needed him most. But now, just reading the morning paper, reaffirmed for him that he had absolutely made the right decision.MoreLess
Dutch sipped more coffee and turned another page. Crader McKenzie, the man who replaced him nearly a year ago as President of the United States, was under heavy assault all over the news. From the slow pace of economic recovery, to the instability in Syria, to healthcare, the journalists wrote with skeptical pens about every policy. They were almost as bad on Crader as they had been on Dutch himself, which caused Dutch to shake his head. He resigned the presidency amid harsh criticism th...at he was giving up just when his country needed him most. But now, just reading the morning paper, reaffirmed for him that he had absolutely made the right decision.MoreLess
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