When President Charles Bentley Kidd is impeached and removed from office over a sex scandal with the White House pastry chef, he has no idea what the future holds for him. Then a chance meeting with a college drop-out in his new Connecticut neighborhood offers him an opportunity at redemption, through a road trip to Los Angeles to see the daughter who is now avoiding him. Along the journey west, Kidd teaches his travel companion -- a boy named Kenny Kernick who was removed from Harvard over a scandal of his own -- the art of being confident with the opposite sex, secure in himself and bold in the world. But when they arrive in Los Angeles, will Kenny thank Kidd for the lesson and go on his way, or will he try to unleash all he has learned, on Kidd's own daughter? Irreverent and heart-warming, funny yet poignant, All-American Kidd follows two fallen individuals -- one a former leader of the free world, the other a laughingstock of Harvard Yard -- as they rebuild their lives, characters and reputations in the face of public disgrace. As American as stealing your father's car for a road trip, All-American Kidd will leave you breathless in its scope, and laughing every mile of the way.