Rex Liberman

The Blue State Letters Rex Liberman

Why do politics dominate the national discourse each day? Have the American people become fundamentally more unhappy than ever before, or is their discontent simply part of a bigger plan? Do Americans even know what politicians want? The Blue State Letters: How To Manipulate Voters and Win Elections reveals the strategies and goals of people vying for political power by exposing their motives like never before. Inspired by C. S. Lewis's satirical masterpiece, The Screwtape Letters, which chronicles a clever old demon methodically teaching a young devil how to tempt a human man away from Christianity, this novel shifts the spotlight from religion to modern politics through a series of letters written by a veteran strategist to his young understudy, Delilah. As her star rises onto the national stage, Delilah's idealism and integrity are tested by her advisor A. W. Spectre, a family friend with decades of experience in politics. An uncomfortable truth eventually becomes abundantly clear: the game of politics is strategically built on manipulation and lies. You can either play the game by their rules or not play at all. Liberals and conservatives alike will see how government ruthlessly exploits the emotions of its constituents for their votes. Like Delilah, readers ultimately get to decide the true nature of their own ethics. Is manipulating American citizens just part of the human experience, or is it an evil display of tyranny? This novel will teach you how to spot treachery as it is fed to you at rallies, in the media, and in your own social circles. What you do with the knowledge becomes your responsibility. Resist evil and it will flee from you.