Synopsis "Donald Trump: The Monster YOU Created: A Tale of Horror, Hate, and Trolls"
Donald J. Trump, the self-purported, self-made billionaire. Well, there isn't much to say about this newly minted political figure that he hasn't already said about himself. From insinuating the size of his penis on a national debate stage, to mocking people with disabilities, Donald Trump has defied all reasonable expectations placed on someone running for President of the United States. At every turn, Donald Trump has slipped free from every recrimination tossed his way, no matter how much it should stick. He defies the logic of politics, and he defies the laws of physics. And perhaps those very traits are what make him a seemingly untouchable force in American politics. While Donald Trump lives in another dimension, closely connected but not entirely based in our own, he cannot be the next Leader of the Free World. Yet, as proven by the June 2016 "Brexit" vote, when the wrong demographics are energized, their will can be forced on the vast majority of logical citizens. Donald Trump, whose core followers exhibit the same vein of concentrated fervor, is a real threat to the United States. His policies, beliefs, and selfish nature would do real and lasting damage. The following pages are meant to help you, a hopefully sane human being, refute the talking points of those who have fallen under the Trump spell (or was it curse?). This book is broken into sections like "Trump vs the Media" and "Trump vs Mexico." Each section contains information on the common themes, as repetitive as they are, found in Trump's public statements. Those themes are typically based on incorrect statistics, and are at times completely fabricated commentary. By reading this book, you will gain a clearer understanding of what sort of political nightmare Trump is and would be to the United States, and hopefully you will be inspired to actively participate in the re-education of those Americans still tempted to vote for Donald J. Trump. And you can always cite this book as a source if it helps.
