The Case for Trump

The renowned historian Victor Davis Hanson once again delivers a piercing review, this time of a current president beset on all sides. Hanson thoroughly explains the historical context which brought Trump to office & why his presidency was necessary to unseat the old established order. The coastal elitist have become so detached from ‘Americanism’ that they still can not grasp how Trump is president & they likely never will. “America first” in an age of borderless nihilism. Must read for those who wish to understand why Trump is needed, now more than ever. Victor Davis Hanson is a national treasure for risking the backlash that this book will inevitably receive from the establishment.

This is fantastic insight from a brilliant man. If I had my choice of dream dinner guests #1 would be Mark Steyn and #2 would be Dr. Hanson. VDH is a gift from God and I will cherish his written words till my dying day. Also, the opposition to Trump is extremely misguided and false and the facts laid out in this book prove it. If you care about facts above feelings please read this book.

Hilarious! Really top-notch “reporting.” If we weren’t actually living this nightmare of the president who lost the popular vote by a landslide this would be great satire. Unfortunately, we are left with the decline and fall of American civilization. Woefully one sided and fast and loose with the facts-just like it’s subject.

Dr. Hanson is a great writer, serious and informative. This is the most neutral book about Trump I’ve read. Facts are the most important things.

Many times when you’re looking at a problem, you have to back away, distance yourself, be able to look at it from a different perspective. That’s what I think Victor Davis Hanson did in explaining objectively how this outsider Trump with no political experience or backing, even with the polls on the day of the election, pointing to his loss, won the 2016 election. He gave the people what they were looking for. He told them what they wanted to hear. He put his money, not campaign or PAC money, where his mouth is. He spoke his way into office. Yes, he might seem crazy, as far as politicians go. He might be arrogant. He might be politically incorrect. He might not be what many people think fits the Office. But his accomplishments thus far, the successes he has achieved, are the same as the things he told his followers he was campaigning for.

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