Since Terry published his first book, “Dead People, Crazy People, Drugs and Politicians, we have sold and distributed many copies and the early feedback has been overwhelmingly congratulatory and positive, except from the bad guys, their lackeys and the self-serving courthouse gang at the 22nd JDC.
 All kidding aside, most regular, hard-working, tax-paying, law-abiding citizens find the corruption exposed in the book reprehensible and are dumbfounded at the sheer avarice and greed exhibited by some public officials elected and sworn to serve us (Peter Galvan).   Â
 The FBI says that there is nothing like the Concerned Citizens of St. Tammany, having nabbed over two dozen politicians for wrong-doing.
It seems the book strikes a real chord among people who play by the prescribed rules year-after-year only to watch government grow and become less effective, efficient and accountable. Further, most readers realize that the problem is not just a Louisiana thing—and that our sister states and D.C. have their own peculiar set of challenges. Like Terry says in the book—we need more vigilance!
Terry and CCST President Rick Franzo, after dropping off 200 books to the state legislature—all senators and representatives, got a call from Governor Jeff Landry, asking for CCST’s assistance in re-writing the bill reassessing the freedom of public information laws in Louisiana, giving the St. Tammany good government group an opportunity to serve outside its regular parish boundaries. It is a challenge I know Rick and the gang will be successful with, as they are in all of their difficult endeavors, doing daily the unfinished business of the people.
    Terry and I are nearing the halfway point on book two, and we hope to get it to you later in 2024.
Thanks for purchasing the book and if you are inclined to submit a review please send it along to Terry, as he is compiling them.
Chris Warner
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