First Mexican - Vio Celaya
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George Ramos is a highly decorated American war hero and charismatic politician whose ancestors rose from the depths of poverty in Mexico. Raised in southern Arizona by humble parents, George evolves into a brilliant political speechwriter with an unsurpassed loyalty to the American flag. Highly admired by many for his honesty and personal charm, he is unexpectedly thrust into a historic presidential race a ... Full description
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George Ramos is a highly decorated American war hero and charismatic politician whose ancestors rose from the depths of poverty in Mexico. Raised in southern Arizona by humble parents, George evolves into a brilliant political speechwriter with an unsurpassed loyalty to the American flag. Highly admired by many for his honesty and personal charm, he is unexpectedly thrust into a historic presidential race and becomes the first Mexican-American presidential candidate. Representing the 'Third Party," George faces an uphill battle against political greed and lust, where men in the highest levels of government will stop at nothing to achieve their one-sided agendas. But a powerful U.S. senator has a shocking and disturbing plan for the United States, and he refuses to let anyone stand in the way of his unscrupulous scheme. In a bizarre twist of events, a notorious international terrorist comes to the aid of a U.S. soldier, one with former ties to George Ramos. Will George overcome his political enemies, or will his bid for the presidency end in chaos?
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| Author | Vio Celaya |
|---|---|
| Publisher | iUniverse |
| Release year | 2005 |
| Cover type | Softcover |
| EAN | 9780595367580 |