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Why the Trump Presidency May End up Well After all
Why the Trump Presidency May End up Well After all
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Janvier T. Chando - bestselling author and advocate of solidarity - presents an award-worthy account of the 45th President of the United States of America's first 100 days in the Oval Office, portraying how melodramatic it has been, how it has defied expectations and how the Trump presidency is going to surprise everyone.
This breath-taking book about an unlikely campaign, about peculiar promises and about a shocker, reveals even more when it touches on a presidency that 100 days after, has lived up to the expectations of some, has puzzled many, opened the eyes of the majority and defied the predictions of those purporting to hold the nation's glass ball. Revealing and funny in turns, the book provides an insight that is uncommon around.
This is an account that dissects America's deeply polarized and polarizing society from a unique angle, a polarization that is helping to breed a colorful political culture that though worrisome, is good for the country in the long run.
In this edgy narrative, the author builds on his previous works (Broken Engagement & Their Last Stand), lending credence to points that form the framework of what has turned out to be a very insightful and predictive work of non-fiction.
Has Janvier T. Chando's unique approach that comes with a world angle given a unique flavor to the writings about the changing American political arena?
The readers ae left to decide on that.
This breath-taking book about an unlikely campaign, about peculiar promises and about a shocker, reveals even more when it touches on a presidency that 100 days after, has lived up to the expectations of some, has puzzled many, opened the eyes of the majority and defied the predictions of those purporting to hold the nation's glass ball. Revealing and funny in turns, the book provides an insight that is uncommon around.
This is an account that dissects America's deeply polarized and polarizing society from a unique angle, a polarization that is helping to breed a colorful political culture that though worrisome, is good for the country in the long run.
In this edgy narrative, the author builds on his previous works (Broken Engagement & Their Last Stand), lending credence to points that form the framework of what has turned out to be a very insightful and predictive work of non-fiction.
Has Janvier T. Chando's unique approach that comes with a world angle given a unique flavor to the writings about the changing American political arena?
The readers ae left to decide on that.
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