The Innocent Have Nothing to Fear

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Set against the backdrop of the Republican National Convention in a sweltering New Orleans, the story follows political operative J. D. Callahan as he supports the unpopular vice president, Hilda Smith. Chaos ensues with the emergence of Armstrong George, a populist rival, leading to a fractured convention filled with bomb scares, corruption, and a bold gossip columnist. This narrative offers a sharp and humorous critique of political culture, showcasing the absurdities and challenges faced by those navigating the tumultuous landscape of election season.