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3.71 AVERAGE
3.71 AVERAGE
Three stars for the book, 5 stars ⭐️ for being a catalog of a small portion of the nauseating behaviors, choices and actions of the worst president ever.
Very informative about the unusual and erratic goings on in the Whitehouse today. Trump is not fit for office and hopefully will not be there long.
This has been the most powerful book I've read (so far) this year. I have read Fear by Bob Woodward, and while that was a great book this is something else.
In 'A warning' the author takes us on a wild ride though the work environment at The White House, with Trump at the wheel. The focus thus is more on the inner-workings rather than the many events we already know of. This makes the book all the more interesting.
'A warning' is an amazing book, and I truly think everyone with just a slight interest in politics should read it (the pagecount is only 259, so no excuses).
In 'A warning' the author takes us on a wild ride though the work environment at The White House, with Trump at the wheel. The focus thus is more on the inner-workings rather than the many events we already know of. This makes the book all the more interesting.
'A warning' is an amazing book, and I truly think everyone with just a slight interest in politics should read it (the pagecount is only 259, so no excuses).
A well-resourced argument detailing just how unfit Donald Trump is for this job. Morally. Temperamentally. Intellectually. And reminder that we voters--red, blue, and independent--are the only real solution.
Thought Provoking
A definite page-turner. Highly recommend this book. It aptly details our living nightmare and peels back the covers on today’s White House.
A definite page-turner. Highly recommend this book. It aptly details our living nightmare and peels back the covers on today’s White House.
Listened to the audiobook. A good book, although it mostly summarizes what we already knew about President Trump.
Inside look at so much that went wrong and later came out in the wash.
If this person is really who they say they are, this is fascinating purely from an existential standpoint. I tend to believe it's real since the writing isn't very good and despite having specifically named chapters has no structure, and tends to jump around seemingly at random. There's nothing particularly surprising or revelatory here, and it isn't nearly as insightful as I'd hoped. I imagine the author held back on specific stories to protect certain individuals, but it makes the whole thing feel like a ploy and probably not real, despite their constant repeating that it's true. Overall, a waste of time. Google a "5 Key Takeaways from 'A Warning'" or whatever article instead.
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