Author Archive: Sarah Hoyt

MORTI NILSI– OKAY, FINE, FOR JIMMY WE WILL MAKE AN EXCEPTION:  The Under- and Over-Estimated Jimmy Carter, RIP.

And if you click show comments and I did this right the first one should be by James Madison and is closer to how I feel than the post.

Honestly, my entire life in America I’ve heard the left praise this bag of wind as the man who would have been great if only he had a second term. Meanwhile the right talked about this evil creature with a smiley face as “well intentioned.” I’ve spoken badly of him for 39 years now. Not going to change. Without him Iran and Venezuela wouldn’t be the horrors they are. And we’d be in a lot less trouble.

“The evil that men do lives after them; The good is oft interrèd with their bones”=William Shakespeare….  And Jimmy leaves a lot of evil living on after him.

FROM SARAH A. HOYT, ON SALE FOR 99c:  A Few Good Men.

#CommissionEarned

Lucius Dante Maximillian Keeva was born a prince…

or so close to it as makes no difference. He is the son of one of the fifty Good Men who — between them — partition and rule all of the Earth.
But for the last fourteen years, he’s been imprisoned in a small cell, in what amounts to solitary confinement.
You can’t stay sane in solitary confinement that long, not even if someone supplies you with reading material.
When Luce escapes, he finds that his family is dead and people are trying to kill him. He doesn’t respond as a sane man would.
It is just as well.
Restoring a constitutional republic to a world gone mad, five hundred years after the fabled USA vanished from the face of the Earth is not a job for a sane man.
And Luce Keeva is just the madman for the job.