Constant Confusion, Contradiction and Cartels

In DT's eyes he's either had the absolute best or worst experiences out of everyone. He goes from one extreme to the next and settles on nothing in between.
I wanted to listen to this after reading HC's "What Happened" to get a view from both sides. This is a play by play run through of how DT played the electoral system. Secrecy is admitted and being a self confessed nice guy and tells you to ignore what you hear. This is non-stop bragging from one chapter to the next. With the quotes only coming from films or articles.
Nothing has ever been his fault. Apparently. He has done nothing wrong. Apparently.
All together DT has great business acumen, but not to run a country like a cartel as he describes. DT could offer a lot to the USA if he actually wants to help. But not as president all his facts are Donald-made. He's best suited for the office not running a country. With so many claims DT makes you cannot address them all, but be wary. He's a business man after all and he's always going to do what's best for himself first.

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A man with the truth.. how refreshing to hear.

Excellent, couldn't put it down, Donald gives me hope, we want him in the UK.

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The media has you thinking incorrectly about Trump

If more people actually knew something about Trump they would easily be able to see through the nonsense in the media. This audio book is great.

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What a man. What an inspirational person.

I loved it. Easy and enjoyable to listen. First time in my life I'm excited about politics.

Trumpster revealed

An interesting insight into the Trumpster. Understanding his background and ideologies, whilst not excusing some of his more outlandish behaviours, certainly offer a greater understanding of his philosophies and policies.

for entrepreneur

love it as it is inspiration for every enterprenures who would like to know how to be great

just made me like the man more

he speaks the truth and doesn't beat around the bush. I have big faith In the man.

Not just for U.S.A.

What made the experience of listening to Great Again the most enjoyable?

I'm European, living in Europe. I bought this purely out of interest in US politics.

The European press is as unreliable as the US press in accurately reporting the news. The history of major events was most interesting and Donald Trump has an obviously strong understanding of current affairs.

What did you like best about this story?

I have to admit, that I too consider the US to be a "has been" where world powers are concerned.

When this Presidential Election circus started, the worlds' press filled every front page with boring headlines, while one by one, the candidates were ripped to shreds by the press. Wash, rince and repeat.
I switched off.

Then Donald Trump entered the race and the press took out all the stops. The frontpage headlines were horrifying. I noticed that most on Facebook joined in by sharing the memes and headlines from the FB news feed. These same people who shared "tell your kids not to bully" stories and warnings up to that day, were now behaving like arrogent bullys themselves.

However, Trump's popularity kept growing despite the shocking headlines. Something didn't add up.

I ignored the press and started to listen to his full campaign speeches, and a very different picture started to emerge of the man.

That's is the picture you will get in this book.
The no-nonsense plans and ideas are delivered clearly so that anyone can grasp the entire concept.
The relevant history is simply stated and Trump's personal experience which formed the basis for these plans and ideas is related in a matter of fact manner.

Most wealthy "first World countries" would benefit greatly from his commonsense approach to domestic and foreign policy.

The Western world needs the USA, so I seriously hope President Trump succeeds.

The book is a little over four hours long, but it's a short four hours because there isn't one boring sentence in there.

What about Jeremy Lowell and Donald J. Trump - introduction ’s performance did you like?

Donald Trump reads only the introduction, and while I appreciate he needs to "speak over the cheering" on a campaign podium, I did find it a find it a tiring style to listen to it directly into my ears.

Then Chapter 1 started, and the narrator took over, and it was a whole new ball game.

Jeremy Lowell was a perfect choice.

If you made a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?

The media lied.

Any additional comments?

Not my usual style of audiobook, but absorbing and every enjoyable.