Trump 2020

As the time for another election approaches it is high time for the American people to make yet another decision. Did Trump keep his promises? Is he the right person to Keep America Great? This book answers some critical questions on the eve of the 2020 election. First before moving further you need to know why Americans chose Trump to run the country. The reason Trump got elected is that he gave people a vision. He gave the people of America hope. And his optimistic view and hope of making AMERICA GREAT AGAIN put him into the oval office. Donald J. Trump like or hate him is the President of the United States. There is no other political figure in recent memory that has been so polarizing. Despite this he has accomplished so much in so short a time for America. Trump is already a consequential President in American history. He is the first US President to meet with a North Korean dictator. He is the first President to attend the March for Life. Under his administration we have experienced the lowest Black and Latino unemployment. Women have experienced the lowest unemployment rate in 50 years during his first term in office. In this well-researched book Josh takes you on a journey and shows you why Donald Trump became President of the United States in 2016 and why he is likely to be re-elected in 2020. WHAT OTHERS ARE SAYING ABOUT DONALD J. TRUMP Hillary Clinton’s chances reached 91 percent last night — their highest point yet in this election cycle. The latest rise comes from gains in Arizona and Georgia as well as hints of further weakness in typically safe red states like Alaska and Utah.From the beginning Donald J. Trump faced a challenging electoral map and his campaign has not improved his chances. At this point even a large polling miss would not be enough for Mr. Trump to win — it will take a sudden and striking change in the fundamentals of the presidential race. As a rule of thumb we should expect Election Day polling averages to miss by as much as 3 to 4 points: Mrs. Clinton’s current lead in the national popular vote is around 6 to 7 points and growing.—New York Times 2016 Presidential Forecast Tuesday October 18 2016 (nytimes.com) It really does now look like President Donald J. Trump and markets are plunging. When might we expect them to recover? A first-pass answer is never… So we are very probably looking at a global recession with no end in sight. —Paul Krugman of the New York Times the day after the election (investors.com) Trump’s ‘Haters’ Are the Ones Breaking America—Kimberley Strassel (cited by The Daily Signal) I'm Concerned If We Don't Impeach This President He Will Get Re-Elected—Rep. Al Green (Real Clear Politics) I like almost everything about him. He’s I would say a very refreshing figure in American politics. And of course that’s what makes him a disruptor.I guess his ability to see things slightly differently is what’s most refreshing his ability to look at an issue and say “Why don’t we do this?” And everybody says “Well you can’t do that.” And he says “Well why not?” He has that side to him and I think it served him very well in a number of ways.I think that’s part of the reason a lot of Christians turned to Trump because they saw that somehow he gets this. This is not somebody we might have picked first and there still may be many issues that we would quibble with but honestly getting that is so big.—Eric Metaxas (Interview on The Daily Signal) For God’s Sake Trump’s Tweet is Not Witness Intimidation—Gregg Jarrett (thegreggjarrett.com) Reminder that the Clinton campaign and DNC secretly hired a group to put together a dossier with demonstrably false dirt on Donald Trump and its author claimed it was sourced to people linked to the Russian government.—Mollie Hemingway (Twitter: @MZHemingway) Dems 'chasing rainbows' with impeachment Trump headed for 'landslide' win—Governor Mike Huckabee (FoxNews.com)