The Last Innocent White Man in America

Exploring a wide range of topics, this collection of essays delves into America's societal fears and political scandals, including Nixon's unexpected connection to Elvis and the greed-driven policies of the Reagan era. It addresses significant events such as the Gulf War and the riots in Los Angeles, while also critiquing the Republican Convention's handling of ethnic issues in 1992. The essays offer a sharp commentary on the complexities of American culture and politics during tumultuous decades.