Eric Rice

Is it worth it? Independent presidential candidate Nick Turner is only weeks from the election. In the last week, he has faced a slew of 'October Surprises' hurled at him from the Vice President's campaign and her allies. Claims of voter fraud and ballot stuffing, to debanking and accusations of sexual misconduct leading to the suicide of a staffer. These scandals are all amplified by her willing allies in the American Pravda media. The attacks and the death of his staffer have Nick questioning whether it is worth it. His effort to reach the everyday American, increasingly ignored by the mainstream politicians and media, has painted a target on him, his staff, his followers, and his campaign. Now experiencing the blood sport that is American presidential politics, Nick wonders if it is even possible to reverse the trajectory of a nation so divided. Even if he can rouse the 'silent majority', will it be enough? What is at stake is nothing less than the survival of the founder's ideas of a country ruled not by kings or elites, but by the common people deciding their fate together. This is the fourth book of the America at the Brink saga. It follows Nick Turner's journey in American politics. From an appointed senator sacrificing his political future, trying to preserve the legislative filibuster. To a decision to run as an independent Presidential candidate, after realizing Washington politicians couldn't care less about their constituents. He soldiers on in his campaign, refusing to abide by any of the traditional ways of campaigning. Focusing on the everyday American, speaking from the heart about what matters to each of them. Promising nothing, he explains how only they can change outcomes. Nick builds his coalition, the Turner Rabble. Gaining momentum, his opponents take notice. Using the tried-and-true dirty tricks of presidential campaigns, seeking to derail his popularity. Nick tries to keep his momentum and stay alive long enough to get to election day. Throughout his campaign, he has made it clear, everyone has a choice. To wake up, stand up, and think for themselves, or trade their freedom and fate to others who will choose for them.

Is it worth it? Independent presidential candidate Nick Turner is only weeks from the election. In the last week, he has faced a slew of 'October Surprises' hurled at him from the Vice President's campaign and her allies. Claims of voter fraud and ballot stuffing, to debanking and accusations of sexual misconduct leading to the suicide of a staffer. These scandals are all amplified by her willing allies in the American Pravda media. The attacks and the death of his staffer have Nick questioning whether it is worth it. His effort to reach the everyday American, increasingly ignored by the mainstream politicians and media, has painted a target on him, his staff, his followers, and his campaign. Now experiencing the blood sport that is American presidential politics, Nick wonders if it is even possible to reverse the trajectory of a nation so divided. Even if he can rouse the 'silent majority', will it be enough? What is at stake is nothing less than the survival of the founder's ideas of a country ruled not by kings or elites, but by the common people deciding their fate together. This is the fourth book of the America at the Brink saga. It follows Nick Turner's journey in American politics. From an appointed senator sacrificing his political future, trying to preserve the legislative filibuster. To a decision to run as an independent Presidential candidate, after realizing Washington politicians couldn't care less about their constituents. He soldiers on in his campaign, refusing to abide by any of the traditional ways of campaigning. Focusing on the everyday American, speaking from the heart about what matters to each of them. Promising nothing, he explains how only they can change outcomes. Nick builds his coalition, the Turner Rabble. Gaining momentum, his opponents take notice. Using the tried-and-true dirty tricks of presidential campaigns, seeking to derail his popularity. Nick tries to keep his momentum and stay alive long enough to get to election day. Throughout his campaign, he has made it clear, everyone has a choice. To wake up, stand up, and think for themselves, or trade their freedom and fate to others who will choose for them.

US Senator and now independent candidate for President, Nick Turner continues to defy the odds. Running a grass-roots campaign for the most expensive to acquire and coveted job in the world. Having successfully assembled a team of castoffs and neophytes, he barnstorms the states. Talking to anyone willing to stand still long enough to listen. Delivering his message of self-reliance, personal responsibility, and common sense to larger and larger crowds. His simple question to everyone: Does any of what is happening make sense to you? The answer? A resounding NO After a contentious set of Party and Opposition conventions, Nick emerges, still an independent candidate, but now clearly an enemy of both campaigns. He must now be crushed. His strategy of trying to fly below the radar will no longer work. Now a target for all manner of attack from these powerful elites and their willing allies in the American Pravda media, Nick fends off attacks from all directions while desperately trying to get his message to more voters. As the stakes rise and the calendar turns toward fall and the upcoming election, will Nick be able to survive the increased scrutiny and the endless supply of money and dirty tricks the political parties deploy to destroy their opponents? As October nears, everyone in presidential politics knows something is coming. The third book of the Nick Turner saga continues to tell the story of how an unknown college professor is appointed to the Senate and votes against his party to preserve the values and ideals of our 250-year-old Constitution. Upon realizing how power and money have corrupted the ideals on which the country was founded, he then decides on a Quixotic run for President with one goal. To educate citizens on what they have to lose by not standing up to have a say in how they are governed. Like the Sons of Liberty in Boston in the 1770s, now is our time to stand against the tyranny of the minority in charge. This time elites in Washington, not a king in London. What is at stake is nothing less than Benjamin Franklin quipping, "A Republic. If you can keep it." It is our choice. To do nothing or to stand up and preserve it, no matter the cost of standing up.

US Senator and now independent candidate for President, Nick Turner continues to defy the odds. Running a grass-roots campaign for the most expensive to acquire and coveted job in the world. Having successfully assembled a team of castoffs and neophytes, he barnstorms the states. Talking to anyone willing to stand still long enough to listen. Delivering his message of self-reliance, personal responsibility, and common sense to larger and larger crowds. His simple question to everyone: Does any of what is happening make sense to you? The answer? A resounding NO After a contentious set of Party and Opposition conventions, Nick emerges, still an independent candidate, but now clearly an enemy of both campaigns. He must now be crushed. His strategy of trying to fly below the radar will no longer work. Now a target for all manner of attack from these powerful elites and their willing allies in the American Pravda media, Nick fends off attacks from all directions while desperately trying to get his message to more voters. As the stakes rise and the calendar turns toward fall and the upcoming election, will Nick be able to survive the increased scrutiny and the endless supply of money and dirty tricks the political parties deploy to destroy their opponents? As October nears, everyone in presidential politics knows something is coming. The third book of the Nick Turner saga continues to tell the story of how an unknown college professor is appointed to the Senate and votes against his party to preserve the values and ideals of our 250-year-old Constitution. Upon realizing how power and money have corrupted the ideals on which the country was founded, he then decides on a Quixotic run for President with one goal. To educate citizens on what they have to lose by not standing up to have a say in how they are governed. Like the Sons of Liberty in Boston in the 1770s, now is our time to stand against the tyranny of the minority in charge. This time elites in Washington, not a king in London. What is at stake is nothing less than Benjamin Franklin quipping, "A Republic. If you can keep it." It is our choice. To do nothing or to stand up and preserve it, no matter the cost of standing up.

What have you done now? Renegade United States Senator Nick Turner has left his political party, declaring as an independent candidate for President. As we saw in What Can One Man Do?, Nick is trying to do what he feels is right. But... Running for President in the United States is the most expensive, complicated, and coveted prize in the world. This is not something you decide to do on a whim. Or is it? In this book, we follow our idealistic Senator as he strives to compete for the prize of prizes - the opportunity to be the leader of the free world. Recruiting others to join his Quixotic quest, he quickly understands this is something other politicians plan for their entire career. Not sure who is friend and who is foe, he runs a grass-roots campaign, feeling this is the path to the people. There is also little choice since he does not have the organization and funding to do otherwise. With no political party to back his candidacy, no primaries to showcase his views, and uninterested media outlets, Nick struggles to find relevance. With unconventional methods, Nick grows his support, one voter at a time, always seeking to stay below the radar. Mainly, he strives to avoid attracting the attention of Alexis 'Lexi' Smythe-Thomas, the sitting Vice President and presumed winner of the upcoming election. Can Nick achieve the level of support he needs to continue his campaign? Do his ideas resonate? Will it be enough to get the silent majority to wake up and think for themselves? Is there truly a silent majority, ready to be roused, or are we already too apathetic to care? Can Nick convince people their future depends on their choice: to obey or to stand up and stay free?

America is at the brink of the precipice. Competing ideologies divide the citizens, setting neighbor against neighbor, brother against brother. In a time when facts are what anyone wants them to be, disinformation and mistrust of each other are the only truth being broadcast. As everyday Americans hunker down, trying to avoid becoming a statistic in the cancel culture wars, America is self-segregating into warring tribes, each believing the other is evil personified. From the obscurity of College History professor, decorated veteran Nick Turner finds himself thrust into the role of interim United States Senator. With neither political experience nor political baggage, he must quickly learn the ways of the most powerful political body in the world. Realizing the Washington political battlefield is every bit as deadly and diabolical as Afghanistan and Iraq, Nick develops new skills to survive, even as the nation faces a key turning point in its history. Through an accident of fate, Nick becomes the key vote on a piece of groundbreaking legislation. Legislation whose consequences, both intended and unintended, would alter the future of the Republic. Nick struggles against his Party, the Opposition, his conscience, and his obligation to defend the common citizen from certain disaster. Which way is right? How do you know? These are the questions as we discover, just What Can One Man Do?

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