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CONGRESS KID

The script gives value to a young boy's wish to make things better for his mom and he also provides for the community. His goal is for advanced farming technology to be given to them. Perhaps an unlikely achievement for a ten-year-old, the story nonetheless allows for the possibility of such a thing happening. The young man uses his intelligence and alertness of what is around him, does not give up, listens to his good older friend as a guide, and stays with the truth of his goal. I give this screenplay 4 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 10 to 18, plus adults. Reviewed by Juror #11.

The script gives value to a young boy's wish to make things better for his mom and he also provides for the community. His goal is for advanced farming technology to be given to them. Perhaps an unlikely achievement for a ten-year-old, the story nonetheless allows for the possibility of such a thing happening. The young man uses his intelligence and alertness of what is around him, does not give up, listens to his good older friend as a guide, and stays with the truth of his goal. I give this screenplay 4 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 10 to 18, plus adults. Reviewed by Juror #11.

After boldly qualifying and winning a special election with the help of a mentoring experienced politician, a bright ten-year-old independent congressman from Indiana has just thirty days to make his mark in Washington. Facing the scrutiny and ridicule of his House colleagues as well as heavy resistance from a plotting, power hungry K-Street lobbyist, the young boy must decide whether to continue escaping the turmoil of Capitol Hill in order to see the sights of the nation's capitol or to get down to business and pass meaningful, historic legislation. With the help of his campaign manage and the K-street lobbyist who has a change of heart, the boy passes legislation for his home town and returns to a hero's parade