The Presidents' School

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In a bold move, America's first Jewish President, Byron Weiss, opts not to seek re-election, instead advocating for a new generation of leaders through the innovative 'President's School.' This initiative generates unconventional diplomatic proposals, including Israel's potential statehood in New Mexico. However, rising tensions with Iran, China, and Russia threaten these progressive ideas. As aggression escalates, the newly trained candidates must confront looming dangers to prevent history from repeating itself. This action-packed thriller critiques the political landscape while exploring fresh approaches to governance and international relations.