How to Test Negative for Stupid: And Why Washington Never Will

How to Test Negative for Stupid by Senator John Kennedy (Louisiana) is a sharp, humorous critique of American politics and Washington’s elite culture. Known as “America’s most quotable senator,” Kennedy blends wit, wisdom, and satire to expose the absurdities of political life. Drawing from his experiences in Louisiana and the U.S. Senate, he delivers memorable one-liners and observations about government inefficiency, hypocrisy, and the loss of common sense in politics. With his trademark mix of Southern charm and Oxford intellect, Kennedy offers readers a funny yet insightful look at the state of modern governance and human folly.