Half of America Is Nuts, and They Were Allowed to Vote: The Need for a Group for Groupless People

G. David Howard combines two passionate interests-humor and politics-in his first collection of personal essays that creatively examine current events in America and the actions of our government.

Howard, a seasoned stand-up comedian, addresses a variety of controversial topics with both funny and frank tones intended to provoke laughter and thought about our leaders and the direction our country is headed. As he explores how groupless people have no representation, why gasoline prices have doubled, and how socialists want to destroy freedom and increase taxes, Howard blends facts with his own spin on potential solutions. Included is a script from an imaginary and imaginative golf game between Barack Obama, John Boehner, Joe Biden and Chuck Schumer, as well as a montage of Howard's opinions on a wide range of subjects, such as climate change, driver distractions, and gun control.

Half of America Is Nuts, and They Were Allowed to Vote shares one man's take on our world as he presents an unforgettable roller-coaster ride through America and its political system.