got a feeling u shd make sure your heart and your stomach can stand it.

The book is an eye opener. It dives deeper into the psyche of this horrible man. I read Mary Trump's books as well.

i wonder. i’ve seen several interviews w the authors, and this shit wd have ended any other admin, or any career.
will it b just another day that ends in y?

From Bookstores and Libraries all over this country.

which became available to me the instant it was released.

I finished it last week. Though it was revealing, sadly I was rarely surprised.

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but that has been my impression so far.

that they have summarized his first year in an organized and detailed fashion. This should become a well sourced historical document of his 2nd term. Definitely worth reading, though I had to take a lot of breaks, as I can only take so much of Trump in one sitting.

is part of the reason he has a second term.

I have the book on my Kindle but I can only read a few pages at a time. I'm surprised that Maggie Haberman is using a more professional tone in this book, and by that I mean she isn't Chump's secret-buddy anymore. She actually questions his ability and judgment a lot of the time. I kind of expected her to be the Chump-apologist like she has been in her previous writings.

But she knows she'll sell more books if she brings the gossip and the tales-outside-of-school.

on the background and that was very interesting. There was one thing - a really, really stupid thing - that made me laugh out loud. I don't want to be a spoiler for you, but it involves the gentleman who runs the Smithsonian getting a tour of the White House directed by Dear Leader (expert on everything).

That's why I applaud the book, she's giving the info to people (at least some) who weren't paying much attention while it was all happening. And she's not white-washing Chump's methods and motives either. So that's a good thing.