In Free America, There's a Shooting Every Day

[New author. My previous novel has finished normally, so please enjoy without worry.]

The Roaring Twenties ended amid even more roaring. After the World War, the Great Depression struck the "beacon of democracy" with sudden force. The president did nothing, and the division of the United States seemed inevitable.

At this crossroads of fate, what choice would the people of America, fallen to rock bottom, make?

Would they join "Big Bill's" ranks, shouting, "Break the chains!"?

Would they rally behind Huey Long and raise their fists, crying, "Every man a king"?

Or would they follow MacArthur's lead, march on the capital with guns in hand, and proclaim, "The traitors will fall, the Stars and Stripes will rise"?

John, an intelligence officer with the Bureau, watched it all with despair. Seriously, you can fight all you want, but who's going to pay my salary? Did I transmigrate into this timeline just to suffer?

Also known as: Moving to America, but During the Great Depression; Hoover: Checked Out; kr, but Not Entirely kr; Only the Soldiers Are Simple-Minded