Former Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal talks new book "Veto, The Governor's Cat"

Nathan Deal discusses his first children's book, 'Veto the Governor's Cat', inspired by his late wife's dedication to literacy. The book, based on his real pets, explores themes of courage and friendship through the story of a cat's journey. Deal reflects on the political climate, expressing concerns about the divisive nature of party systems and the lack of moderate candidates. He emphasizes the importance of imagination and personality in overcoming challenges.

What is the main theme of Nathan Deal's book 'Veto the Governor's Cat'?

• Historical events

• Children's experiences of moving and courage

• Animal adventures

• Political strategies

What inspired Nathan Deal to write his first children's book?

• A political campaign

• A childhood memory

• A dream he had

• A promise to his late wife

What message does Nathan Deal want children to learn from Veto's journey?

• The importance of wealth

• The value of political power

• The courage to overcome fear

• The significance of historical knowledge

Who is the wise character that Veto and Bill meet in the woods?

• A bear named Benny

• A fox named Felix

• An owl named Oliver

• A rabbit named Roger

What does Nathan Deal suggest is a problem with the current political party system?

• It promotes international relations

• It encourages moderate candidates

• It limits the choices of candidates

• It focuses on environmental issues

According to Nathan Deal, what did George Washington predict about political parties?

• They would unite the country

• They would improve education

• They would lead to division

• They would solve economic issues

What does Nathan Deal hope for the future of political choices?

• Increased political campaigns

• Better and broader choices

• More extreme positions

• Fewer political parties