I Shouldn't Have Said That

"witty humorous and occasionally sharp"

"entertaining, enlightening, endearing"

Irreverent political and cultural commentaries and musings from a lifelong political activist. The author has been involved directly in over 50 political campaigns ranging from city hall, the state capitol and Washington, DC. As a campaign adviser, manager, consultant, speechwriter, convention delegate and lobbyist he has witnessed, first hand, the best and worst of American politics He shares his decidedly unfiltered observations and thoughts on life, history, culture and politics combined with over 50 years of poignant and humorous personal stores drawn from decades of diary entries, journal notes and social media posts. He recounts a wide range of personal stories ranging from Buffalo Bill, Franklin Roosevelt, the CIA, Truman Capote, Watergate, John Kennedy, Jr, Secretariat and much more including his years at the Louisville Zoo working with a broad range of exotic animal such as lions, tigers and bears. Its enjoyable, entertaining and easy reading.

"a refreshing read and easy to digest even in one sitting"

"sometimes funny enough to illicit an unexpected giggle-out-loud, often thought-provoking"