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The White House guardians wouldn’t allow a big flat screen to be placed on the wall because of the historical pictures and paintings. They said it was because of all the tour groups that were given permission to walk in … Continue reading →

It was early enough that Marcy could still get the big room at the Seafood Inn. The girls decided that we were going there with the family. The Secret Service was going to have another fit. A fit they did … Continue reading →

After filling my mug, Connie handed me the note that Ben and Frank were in the building and that Art was on his way and would be here in ten minutes. While I was at her desk I picked up … Continue reading →

Andy was the first to speak. ”How do I address you now? BJ, Boss or Madam President?” he asked. ”It’s still BJ for you,” I said. ”Mexico captured one drug kingpin and a lot of packaged drugs and other loot … Continue reading →

Book 2 Chapter 120 As with all thing Washington, nothing is simple. The staff had recorded the statement starting thirty minutes before. It had the talking heads making noise with their useless opinions. The only thing that caught my eye … Continue reading →

Breakfast was delivered and I ate at the desk in the Oval Office. While I ate I started reading the intelligence updates from the various agencies. I used a hi-lighter to mark out things I wanted to ask questions about. … Continue reading →

”What kind of emergency?” I asked. ”The President was found in the study unconscious and unresponsive, they are trying to revive him. It doesn’t look good,” the agent said. He was interrupted by another agent, ”Washington wants to know if … Continue reading →

Monday I went back to Washington. There were no surprises; I expected a fiasco and it was. Some of the Congress-critters were back – those that wanted to give the appearance that they were doing something. The rest were on … Continue reading →

After the New Year’s parties and celebrations that I was requested to attend as a representative of the administration, life took a different turn. The President was in the final year of his second term and was not able to … Continue reading →

Monday I was back at Washington. Congress was in session one more day before the Thanksgiving break that lasted into the second week of December. They had a funding bill that had to pass, otherwise dozens of their favorite agencies … Continue reading →