As the shortest candidate in the 2004 U.S. Presidential contest,
Butternut O'Day enjoyed a distinct view of the political process.
During her all-too-brief campaign, Butternut corresponded with
dozens of business professionals, retailers, service providers,
journalists, public personalities and civic leaders.
While the resulting letters expose Butternut's naivete about
Presidential politics (as well as sportfishing, air travel, Botox,
boxing, and many other subjects), they also capture a singular
moment in the history of the United States by answering numerous
provocative questions. Can a wee person (3'9") run for President?
Can a wee person (3'9") be taken seriously? Can a wee person (3'9")
find a Presidential suite at Motel 6?
"Wee, The People: Long Letters from a Short Presidential
Candidate" is Butternut's endeavor to keep alive the belief that
one person--no matter how tall or short, thin or plump, young or
old, skilled or untrained--can make a difference in the world.
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