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Steelyard Scales' story is pure fiction about what could happen to your grandma and grandpa if you fail to make the right political choices. He also warns our government cannot continue borrowing from Peter to pay Paul. The reality of that is America is already doing it, and there may not be an American Dream for future generations. Voters should be careful about the candidates they elect. They may want you to see the light at the end of the tunnel Scales does provide his hero, Chester Buffet, an attorney, relief from politics and the hot on your trail government agencies. He and his father...

Euphoria broke out in the hitching alley by the time my father reached Main Street's boardwalk. Farmer's wives had their husbands by their short hairs and they painfully parted from their squirreled away crop money from a year ago. It had been a long time since the country folks had a fair day to shop. My father watched over us while he sought out a familiar face and recognized Jeffrey Bill Jones, his best friend from childhood. Jones' company was like a warm fire on a cold day or a cool breeze on a hot muggy summer day. His presence was never rainy or stormy. Lamar counted him as his best...

Life in the South was tough after the Civil War and Reconstruction and the rise of the KKK. The evilness that caused a name change from Patona to Piedmont stayed on. I was twelve when it first showed it hood. I realized there was something different about me and the little black boys and girls I picked cotton with in the cotton field. They were black skinned and I was white. That difference was a biggie. My mother knew the difference well and she cheated on my dad with the Grand Dragon so she was well informed about the KKK. I, however, was not and watched my back when around the main KKK...