Samuel Wilson, the pen name of satirist James Flagg, draws inspiration from the iconic American artist and illustrator James Montgomery Flagg (1877-1960), famous for his legendary 1917 Uncle Sam poster, James Flagg adopts this pseudonym to craft compelling narratives that echo the spirit of patriotism. Through his writing, he transports readers out of a "Divided America" with depth, emotion, and a profound sense of American history.

In The Robbers Court, God, Jesus Christ, Abraham, George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Harry Truman , the "Voices in His Head" for the past forty years, explore the sad state of democracy today. Samuel, as Chairman of the Dream Team, has explored the happiness, sadness, disgust, contempt, anger, and surprise of his Dream Team of spiritual and historical icons.