Destroy Democracy

What you are about to read is a Political satire of events Past, Present and Future.  The main characters in this story are two Detectives who are fictional, while other references to events, locations, and names may or may not be fictional.  In part the story is a fictional telling of events that have in part some truth to them and the conclusions of those event may or may not have actually happened or may still happen.  The objective of this Political satire is to mix fictional events, with nonfictional events with fictional outcomes.  Our main characters are certainly fictional when your consider Kenny Durant is a successful former con artist, now a college educated Criminologist and successful Mystery author, has a partner named Partner, who is an invisible alien from another planet.  Only Kenny can hear if not see, his partner, and together they solve mysteries and put away the bad guys in grand reveals.  They are hired by a dying retired U.S. Senator to investigate current event's in Washington D.C., surrounding his suspicion there is a rot in congress and the political arena in the nation.  Kenny and Partner, discover there is some truth to the dying retired Senator's suspicion.  The Two detectives, Kenny and the invisible alien have a unique relationship between themselves.  Our two detectives, one who is a comedian the strait man, and the other is the fall guy, both taking turns trying to outwit the other.  Meanwhile, with the business at hand, Kenny, our human detective relies a lot on his invisible alien partner to do most of the really dirty legwork.  That is if you call being able to hack into the most secure computer networks without leaving a trance you where there doing the dirty work in person on keyboard.  Partner physically enters inside the computer networks as pure intellectual energy with a brain the size of a Volkswagen Bug.  There isn't a mind that Partner can't gleam the deepest secrets from or even control if it calls for it. Satire, fiction, truths, and political commentary will give the reader a glimpse of what may or may not be really happening in Washington D.C., and who is trying to really destroy American Democracy.  As Satires go, this one isn't really that funny, well Kenny and Partner are.  Certainly not the Fictional or supposedly non-Fictional villains in our story.