Hawks Novel Suggests that Teenagers Listen to the President
Summary
Washington, DC, December 30, 2005 --( In the novel Before they were HAWKS: Birth of the Malevolent Philosophy, six teenagers recall the words of former President Ronald Reagan when he declared a war on drugs.All four of his novels are available at Amazon.com ### Washington, DC, December 30, 2005 --( PR.com )-- When President Bill Clinton was caught with his pants around his ankles while denying his extra-marital sexual activities, did teenagers listen to his excuses?When president George W. Bush admitted that he agreed to let the National Security Agency spy on American citizens, were teenagers paying any attention?When the President of the United States makes statements or decisions of great impact can teenagers, those Americans who are least affected by politics, be the most affected by his guiding influence?In the novel Before they were HAWKS: Birth of the Malevolent Philosophy, six teenagers recall the words of former President Ronald Reagan when he declared a war on drugs.Its very easy to take such a powerful person literally, especially if you dont know any better.Before they were HAWKS: Birth of the malevolent Philosophy is the first in a series of novels by Alex Hutchinson about militant teenagers on the streets of America.