Why trump deserves trust respect and admiration

This book offers an excellent insight for those struggling with negative feelings towards the incoming "president" and the belief that we should respect the institution that implies that we owe the president more respect than we owe other Americans.

The author's enthusiasm for the topic is obvious throughout the book. He supplies an in-depth analysis of various aspects and the reader is taken on a journey through detailed progression. As evidenced by stories, which may at times clutter the page,

This book offers an excellent insight for those struggling with negative feelings towards the incoming "president" and the belief that we should respect the institution that implies that we owe the president more respect than we owe other Americans.The author's enthusiasm for the topic is obvious throughout the book. He supplies an in-depth analysis of various aspects and the reader is taken on a journey through detailed progression. As evidenced by stories, which may at times clutter the page, they also breathe life into what is considered by many to be a dull subject. The author's perspective is captured by concrete examples and content, which at worst is hampered by a familiar Trump quality which is to say it, repeat it, say it again. Don't expect a lightning bolt of dramatically new material. This book delivers through proven wisdom and some thought-provoking examples. It makes for an excellent bedside table reference book. The poorly educated might say the overrated, lyin', crooked author comes down very, very hard, on the boiled ham in a wig. David King's new book is a most appropriate work to mark the death of "Respect the Office of the Presidency", a common belief, but one at odds with the democratic spirit. The author's point of view supports my plans to excessively belittle, mock, criticize, disparage, jeer, sneer, make snarky comments, find fault, pooh-pooh even mild accomplishments and post highly offensive inappropriate memes.