A totally refreshing, honest, and accurate account of Donald Trump’s rise to popularity in his campaign for president.
Unlike the typical narcissistic reviews where you can’t decipher from what the reviewer believes, as if anyone cares, and what the book is about let me highlight some of the content. I’ve read many books about the Clintons so this was quite a nice change. As is Ann, I’m a big fan of Dr Thomas Sowell. “Black Rednecks and White Liberals.” A great book was well. I was half way through “Demonic” when I decided to read this, her latest book.
About the book: Mostly Ann Coulter points out how totally wrong “all” of the advisors, political analysis, social scientist, political experts, political consultants, and the news media experts have been since day one of Donald Trump’s candidacy announcement. Throughout the entire book and also in the Appendix she quotes exactly who, what, and where the so called experts have said. Hind sight is 20/20 but Ann has a great talent for accuracy and detail and presents it in a way that you can’t put the book down until the end. I was laughing so hard at times my eyes were filled with tears. Her style of using sarcasm at times is very entertaining and delightful.
Ann Writes: “There’s a lack of any policy vision, real policy vision that Donald Trump has offered.” —Rubio adviser LANHEE CHEN, BLOOMBERG SURVEILLANCE, March 2, 2016
Ann writes: “Incidentally, can you think of a worse item to have on your résumé than “Rubio adviser”? How about “Fire marshal, The Hindenburg”?”
Perhaps if you failed to believe that was funny you’ll need to read some of the comments, solutions, and answers Marco Rubio gave during the debates to get the full humor out of it.
No one predicted Donald Trump would last after the first two or three debates. The non-politically correct bombshells he was dropping were bound have people running for the hills when in fact it has done just the opposite. Ann covers it very well. She takes us back to the things that were said, word for word, during the debates and how Donald Trump absolutely crushed everyone with his total honestly and ability to appeal to the people.
Ann writes: “Instead of highly skilled practitioners using proven formulas to propel their candidates to victory, political consultants are grifters ripping off campaigns and their well-heeled donors to make a pile of money for themselves. No matter how many times their formulas fail, consultants return to them, like people who remember the one time a horoscope was piercingly accurate but not the 364 times it was wrong.”Coulter, Ann. (p. 39) Kindle Edition.
Ann writes: “Trump showed that it’s issues that voters care about, not slick TV ads, clever catchphrases, or whether the convention is in their state. It’s a libel of voters to say they’re not issue-oriented. The only people hornswoggled by campaign gimmicks are the candidates.
Ann writes: No, Trump did not have the gravitas of these experienced statesmen, whose “policy specifics” you could count on for up to seven seconds. He had only pizzazz and showmanship, such as: “I will build the greatest wall that you’ve ever seen,” and “Donald J. Trump is calling for a total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States until our country’s representatives can figure out what the hell is going on.” How about these policy specifics: no anchor babies, no sanctuary cities, renegotiating trade deals, threatening China with tariffs, and making Europe pay up for NATO? What were the other candidates’ positions on these issues? In the same breath as claiming Trump had no policies, the media would say that the public hated his policies. ABC News’ Martha Raddatz introduced a Trump segment in August 2015, saying that Trump was “short on policy proposals and polarizing voters across the spectrum.” If he had no policy proposals, how were they “polarizing”? Coulter, Ann. (p. 80) Kindle Edition.
Ann writes: Chapter 12: So Close! The Plan to Destroy America Was Almost Complete: “One can’t help but be impressed by the coolness and steadiness of the people controlling our media culture. We just won’t talk about immigration, and if we don’t talk about it, it doesn’t exist. It’s win-win-win for The New York Times: they get to be morally superior; change the electorate so that their side can win elections; and then claim that their editorials were vindicated. And they get cheap maids at the same time! The only people to suffer— and suffer a lot— are America’s working class. The Times has been getting kind of sick of them anyway. Until Trump, the elites had the whole thing wired. Under Obama, the government had been secretly moving thousands of Muslim refugees and Central American “children” to their communities, warning border agents, You can’t talk about this. They didn’t need to run this immigration scam forever, only until the Democrats have California-style majorities. Then they wouldn’t have to worry about elections and could say, Screw you. We did this deliberately.” Coulter, Ann (pp. 154-155). Kindle Edition.
This book is especially informative. There is much we don’t know about illegal immigration that’s being hidden from us as we’re being, now and have been, lied to by this administration and administrations in the past by both Republicans and Democrats alike.
Thanks to this book I now understand a lot more. Ann has done her research. Her writing style makes the book exciting, humorous, and eye opening all at the same time.This can also be a wonderful reference as well we watch CNN, MSNBC, ABC, CBS, NBC, Fox News, News papers, or any of the so called experts and compare what they were wrong about in the past to what their latest expert opinions are.
We as mostly honest and sincere people tend to believe what we hear instead of realizing that there are sponsors, personal agendas, and money influencing every word we hear on the news.
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m E Pluribus Awesome! " The Silent Majority has been angered by ...
Ann Coulter absolutely nails it in her new book "In Trump We Trust: E Pluribus Awesome!" The Silent Majority has been angered by the establishment forcing them to vote for candidates who don't share key immigration concerns that Trump has embraced. Thanks Ann for your thoughtful explantation as to the anger and frustration of America - hence the rise of Trump. Trump 2016
