Self-growth
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Communication
Healing
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HappinessYou’ll learn
- How to staff your office for a sure failure
- Ways to (not) trust people around you
- About acting before you think
- Why Angela Merkel got candy from Trump
Table of contents
first KEY POINT
Who wants to be the president?
How do you feel about peeping into the most important house in the US? Yes, the one that resembles a white sugary cone full of the crème de la crème. The one that determines the lives of millions despite its honeyed description.Alright, let's not beat around the bush; Mr Trump can't wait behind the curtain any longer.Today, we're about to explore the presidency of Donald J. Trump, probably the most infamous inhabitant of the White House. It's not some made-up tale but based on solid research and the reports of witnesses who decided to share their knowledge with Philip Rucker and Carol Leonnig. It’s time to stay quiet and watch the act unfold.Our journey is like a puzzle; we'll put each piece together as we go along. We will learn about the President's worries, the things that might have stopped justice from happening, and the decisions that made many people scratch their heads.
Life’s purpose needs our responsibility to exist, or it becomes a farce.
But here comes a disclaimer: you may radically change your mind about your country’s leaders. After all, it's essential to know the leaders of your country because they become the face of it.The battles between parties aren’t as important as the well-being of the people they fought for. In other words, it's not about being Republican or Democrat, but rather just human. Behind every big name is a human with oddities, appearing similar to a regular passerby once you take their title away.As the story goes, we'll infiltrate the mind of the person who turned American diplomacy upside down and try the president's role with Donald J. Trump.
second KEY POINT
Hold your horses entering the White House
In the early days of Donald Trump's tenure, a surprising lack of preparedness marked his transition into power. His focus on loyalty led him to swiftly appoint Michael Flynn, a retired lieutenant general, as the national security advisor. In the past, Flynn already received criticism for his Islamophobic comments and perceived closeness with Russia; furthermore, he tended to rely on dubious facts and assertions.Despite these red flags, Trump didn't hesitate in his decision; Flynn's past actions and statements didn't concern him. In the days before his inauguration, President-elect Trump was unaware of an investigation into Michael Flynn and the possibility of him acting on behalf of the Russian government, potentially betraying the United States. Flynn's illicit call to Russian Ambassador Sergei Kislyak was at the center of the inquiry on December 29, 2016. During this call, Flynn discussed the sanctions placed on Russia by the Obama administration.Following this information, FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe alerted high-ranking officials to the gravity of the situation.Meanwhile, Trump's distrust of the “Deep State” grew, fueling his urgent desire to clear his name from the ongoing Russia probe by FBI Director James Comey.
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first KEY POINT
Dancing on hot ashes
second KEY POINT
What goes around comes around
third KEY POINT
Mister in distress
fourth KEY POINT
Don’t count your chickens before they hatch
fifth KEY POINT
Conclusion
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What is A Very Stable Genius: Donald J. Trump's Testing of America about?
A Very Stable Genius: Donald J. Trump's Testing of America, written by Carol Leonnig and Philip Rucker, explores the inner workings of the Trump presidency, revealing how his actions and decisions affected the country. The authors, both seasoned journalists, provide a comprehensive look at key moments and controversies that define Trump's leadership style.
Who is the author of A Very Stable Genius: Donald J. Trump's Testing of America?
The book is authored by Carol Leonnig and Philip Rucker, both Pulitzer Prize-winning reporters for The Washington Post. Their extensive experience in political reporting gives the book a reliable and informative perspective on Trump's presidency.
How many pages is A Very Stable Genius: Donald J. Trump's Testing of America and when was it published?
A Very Stable Genius: Donald J. Trump's Testing of America contains 480 pages and was published on January 14, 2020. This length provides a thorough investigation into the events that shaped Trump's administration.
Is A Very Stable Genius: Donald J. Trump's Testing of America worth reading?
Yes, A Very Stable Genius is worth reading if you want an in-depth understanding of Trump's presidency and the chaos surrounding it. The detailed analyses and firsthand accounts from the authors offer readers valuable insights into contemporary American politics.
What are the key takeaways from A Very Stable Genius: Donald J. Trump's Testing of America?
Key takeaways from the book include the portrayal of Trump's impulsive decision-making and the significant challenges his administration faced. Additionally, it highlights the deep divisions within the government and society that were exacerbated during his presidency.